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Old 12-04-2003, 09:42 PM
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You still have alot to learn buddy.[Darlyn3/quote]

I agree.WE ALL have alote to learn.
its funny how darlyn didn't answer the post on penn, when he said to call them, i told him i did and i was right....
Don't worry, I'll have the information posted up pretty soon, take my word for it. Don't think I forgot, it's still in the back of my head, trust me you'll see it when its posted up, and when it is, I want you to call again and speak with the person in charge (which by the way I will post her Name) and reread it to her to see what she tells you. Be patient.
Correspondence I've had in the past with State of PA board was sent to:

medicine@pados.dos.state.pa.us

they were quite responsive on another issue I was dealing with last year.
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Old 12-05-2003, 12:19 AM
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jus in respone to ur post, i know of 3 kids failing at sc now. nothing to be happy about or brag about. its kinda saad actually, i know them and i just hope they pull through, i am just worried if ur failing 1st term, wa r the hopes of passin ur 4th or 5th? maybe the more experienced ones can chime in on this one?
just a side story...
when i was taking orgo, the prof got off knowing 90% of the students failed. u wanan hear about a curve? my 18% was a B+
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jus in respone to ur post, i know of 3 kids failing at sc now.
Actually mate, that could be do to the easy admission standard..Since there's no screen in place, thats going to happen....On top of that, i heard there's a very generous curve given, so if a students still fails, then that explains it...
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u confuse me when you type ...you meant due? ok..had to reread it to figure out what you were saying. you do not articulate very well ...
**sarcasm mode begins** 8)
so what you are saying is b/c they have no standards , that is why there is ppl failing. well then i guess my undergrad univ and all the ivy leagues around the world have no standards b/c from what i understand,ppl fail there to ? maybe we should conduct some research and find out how lax they are :P , because well...i hear ppl fail ...maybe we should report them somewhere ? or maybe they should jack up their standards like MUA?
**sarcasm mode ends here** (couldnt resist)
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so what you are saying is b/c they have no standards , that is why there is ppl failing. well then i guess my undergrad univ and all the ivy leagues around the world have no standards b/c from what i understand,ppl fail there to ? maybe we should conduct some research and find out how lax they are :P , because well...i hear ppl fail ...maybe we should report them somewhere ? or maybe they should jack up their standards like MUA?
**sarcasm mode ends here** (couldnt resist)
Like usual you misunderstood me..How can you compare undergrad to medical schoo l... to reach medical school you move through the ranks..Those who cant deal with premedical school wont be able to hack it during medical school....
Its all about survival of the fittest(darwins theory)
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sorry mate i think this is a 2 way misunderstanding. you were babbling about the kids failing DUE to poor admission standards, so i compared it to US schools that have kids failing also. if it makes it easier for you to understand, i will compare it to US med schools. they have kids failing, so now...does that mean their admission standards are lax?
hopefully this clarifies it, if i am still misunderstanding you, then i deserve a warning. (i wanna look cool too!! 8) )
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sure if u compare the school to st chris and cant pass with a 50 point curve
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i am saying this with all the luv and respect i have for you as a fellow human....write things down before you post them.
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I think..
both of you don't articulate very well...LOL
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both of you don't articulate very well...LOL
i know, it was like watching kindergardners argue over a cookie.
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