Thread: A question for Unibe official please

I am in the 6th semester at UCE.Honestly I have studied my behind off.But I dont think that studying in Spanish is helping me study for USMLE.
The curricullum, is really drawing out a lot of my energy.
I have a GPA of around 3.40,and I am a regular student, but thats been at the cost of my USMLE prep.

I came to UCE for its California approval, and that was my mistake.I chose UCE,not because I was good at tackling the Spanish factor, but because I wanted a CA approval school.And thats my fault.I am not blaming UCE!!!!!!!!!

I want to transfer to Unibe.My question to the Unibe official is, does Unibe accept UCE credits?

The problem is, UCE transcripts are usually ready only after January 1st week, but by that Unibe already finishes its admission process and starts its classes, so can I over come this hurdle?

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There are students that have transferred in both directions, however, I do not know the credits that will transfer. You will need to contact the registrar for that information.
And, Unibe is requiring all Clinicals to be in Spanish starting with the September class 2007. Basic science is still in English.
As for California, who knows what is in the future regarding that possibility. I really can not comment on that directly.
BTW: Congratulations on your GPA....outstanding.

Well.. studying in English here in UNIBE may not help you as much as you think especially if you are that far off in your basic sciences already.

You seem like a hard worker. If the language factor is the only reason why you feel the need to transfer, it's probably best to stick it out in SPM.

It's all about self study here anyway.

Just stay here [edited for proper names]. You are doing great!

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hi..
i know well.. UNIBE
and.. as other college in Dominican Republic. sure it will acept some credits from UCE.. but not at all..
is good college also.. and sure.. moreeeeeeeeee than UCE..