So I was looking over the Xavier (Aruba) website the other day and noticed there were open houses held recently in California and Texas. This struck me as surprising because if a prospective student were to attend this school in hopes of being licensed in their home state the chances would be 0 for CA(have to be on approved list) and close to 0 for TX(case by case basis).
I mean what would the dialogue at one of these sessions be in reference to state licensure?? I'm not familiar with the locations where these open houses were held but I assume the location was picked due to the sheer volume of people in the area.

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My cousin from California decided to go to Xusom. The dean told her during her interview flat out not to go to Xavier if she wanted to practice in Cali.

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This, whether you know it or not, is in fact a good sign of hope for a potential school. The fact that someone in the admin realizes the school's shortcomings and doesn't give a prospective student false hopes is a good thing. That means the school may have a long term plan to fix these shortcomings (hopefully) and standout as a reputable carib school in the future.

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