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Old 03-07-2006, 03:35 PM
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A few questions about the students at MUA:

What is the Male/Female student ratio?
Average age of MUA student?
Ethnic, Socioeconomical, and Religious Diversity?
Without a doubt, most everyone is highly studious, but what is the on campus and off campus social scene like?
Once you arrived on the island, was there one thing you wished you had brought with you that you didn't think of or forgot?

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Old 03-08-2006, 11:16 PM
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Admission commitee told me that 75% are from US and 25% elsewhere and that age range is 20-60. they said that the student body is very diverse.
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Old 03-08-2006, 11:18 PM
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Once you arrived on the island, was there one thing you wished you had brought with you that you didn't think of or forgot?
Yes. More US food!
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Old 03-09-2006, 01:01 AM
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A few questions about the students at MUA:

What is the Male/Female student ratio?
Average age of MUA student?
Ethnic, Socioeconomical, and Religious Diversity?
Without a doubt, most everyone is highly studious, but what is the on campus and off campus social scene like?
Once you arrived on the island, was there one thing you wished you had brought with you that you didn't think of or forgot?

Thanks.
Lex

50:50 male/females, avg age likely 25 or so, but really ranges from 20 up to even 60, people from all ethnicities, many diff economic backgrounds, and religious backgrounds for that matter, social scene is not all that, still lots of stuff to do depending on personal interests, but i mean you are going to med school - shouldnt be too much a concern anwyay, and heck you live in the caribbean, and wish i brought an electric mosquito swatter for the dorms.

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Old 03-11-2006, 04:59 AM
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Ehtnic Background

MUA is very diverse.

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Old 03-11-2006, 11:16 AM
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what the heck does that mean? LOL

where are they given priority?
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Old 03-12-2006, 04:04 PM
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hmmm

Green Akers...why did you modify your post?

Original:

"Ehtnic Background
Example: A white American male is not given priority when it comes to a ride home."

Modified to:

"MUA is very diverse"
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Old 03-12-2006, 05:34 PM
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It was an inside joke that only a few people would get and I thought some people might misinterpret it otherwise. I can't erase it, so I just modified it.
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It was an inside joke that only a few people would get and I thought some people might misinterpret it otherwise. I can't erase it, so I just modified it.
kinda like most of u wouldnt really get it if i said.
we used to go chupacabra huntin.. BOOM..
lol..
or that there used to be a lil man that used to live in the mail boxes at school
or when ppl are on fire u have to push em into the pool.. lol
blah blah blah..

itd make perfect sense to a few select individuals.. and i bet they sittin there laffin at the screen..

loads of inside jokes and innuendos once u get to the island..
ur friends become family.. go through a lot together..
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