sharky2005 said:
Thats really funny Devil, but on a more serious note i do have faith in the school. When the time is right i'll definitely consider your offer.
I did not applied to any other school, Nik. Nevada, i didnt get a chance last year. So are you gonna go to HICP or you sit out? Its a risk and someone has to take it. Call me what you will but i have room to spend. I'll take the risk unless the problem is extremely obvious. I am sure ill know when to pull out. As of right now i do have faith in HICP but i do try to keep myself well informed with information that is around.
Eh...
According to my sig... I'm going to University of Illinois at Chicago... =)
Don't take this the wrong way, because I'm not trying to be mean, but I'm beginning to have some doubts to how much of what you read you actually understand; or if you read everything completely. I never indicated that I was even considering HICP, and my signature has indicated UIC constantly...
So, um, your faith in HICP
may be based on some selective reading there, buddy. And being so, I highly, highly suggest you pull someone aside and ask them to explain to you what we've been talking about throughout this thread.
Fact: Dr. B (the dean) is very sick. He most likely will not be returning due to his illness. (confirmed by talking to a few friends that actually attend[ed] HICP).
Fact: There is a huge lack of clinical sites available on Hawaii. They have to definately work out some arrangements with "neighboring" states. This is definately a factor in their accredication process.
Fact: Classes taken at HICP have little or no chance to transfer to another institution due to the fact of the "non-traditional" role. Same goes for many 3 year programs wanting to transfer classes to 4 year institutions. There are definately exceptions, but the process you must go through will give you a huge head ache.
Fact: Because they cannot even submit their application till
next summer, students will most likely not be able to go on rotations.
Fact: They ain't got no labs. They're trying to use labs at neighboring schools.
Fact: The people there are great people. Just a string of bad choices and gambles lead them to this unfortunate situation.
Fact: I wish everyone the best.
Fiction: Dallas will beat Phoenix in the 2nd round and advance.