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Why don't you call the school directly and ask? I think that's the best way to go about it.

Lol examine.

chucho299:
@Lizyl, wht u heard is true. d exam was only Maths and Eng. Not jst 4 some certain deptmnt but for everybody tht came 4 d exam.

what about prospective medical students? what subjects do they take in post ume?

I'm hearing that the post ume that students took last year was just math and english, how true is it? And is it for everyone or just certain departments?

Let me tell you something, I just moved to nigeria after living in the states for 17 years, Its not all a bed of roses, But you might enjoy the opportunity. Go ahead

Joshua15:
unilaggggggggggggggggggggg dis yr notin stops me 4rm gianin admision intoooooooooooooo

i like your spirit

greensprings school lekki

where is everyone?

What's the cut off mark for medicine? And how's the accreditation of uniben for medicine, I heard they lost it a ciuple years back, Have they gained it back? Reply pls

Which private universities in Nigeria are good to study medicine? Any suggestions?

lomaxx:
And Lizyl besides- whats your state of origin??

im from imo state, and i understand what u been by the quality of lecturers and what not but i also want a safe school with a nice clean environment, and very nice accomodation, can i get that at a federal or state uni?

What about igbinedion university for medicine?

lomaxx:
Had admission in 2 universities to study this medicine- first and second choice. That was 3yrs back. Now the tide is changing. Nigerian Medical and Dental Council and NUC has recently been applying pressures on Universities to reduce the number of students admitted in the course. We were 77 that had admission in my set. This year only 40 was admitted. You see Second choice bet is losing its potency real fast. I'd advice that you put all your enthusiasm in getting your first choice. And make a first choice that'd give you higher chances of being admitted and make sure the school is accredited for medicine. Any school accredited for medicine in Nigeria has successfully satisfied the minimum requirements to make you a doctor worthy to stand the tide of medical practice anywhere in the world.

Well im not interedted in the UK to be honest but thanks for your input. And yes I know it has problems with accreditation but it seems that it will be stable from now even though we can't be sure. I'm interested in private unis after living abroad for 17 years and I have heard about strike and many scary things that go on in federal and state unis,

Also I'm filling my jamb form and I'm condused about which schools to put as first and second choice, Help me out, Especially which schools accept medicine as second choice?

Yea it recently lost its accrediitation but its gained it back several months back.

Anybody that knows about the school or is a student of the school please enlighten me. I'm interested in studying medicine here especially after I found out it was listed under IMED ( International Medical Education Directory ) which means I can go abroad and practice. How is the school as per facilities and infrstructure and how good are the lecturers?thanks for the replies.

Hey all, which schools will admit students that put 2nd choice for medicine?please reply,

Utme

Utne requires 4 subjects so between math and english which one will I write ?

How many years is the medical program at unilag? And what will be the best subject combination for jamb?

Another quick question, will unilag give admission to those who put the school as 2nd choice, Or they take 1st choice only?

Hi everyone, what is the cut off mark for medicine ? And how good is the medical program as per, Facilities and infrastructure

What helpful information can someone give me about the new medical school babcok has? Is it undergraduate and what are the requirements. Replies please

Hello all , Im so confused about college in this country because of my growing up in the states for 17 years , I will be writing WAEC next year and need some help with college choices as well as other countries where institutions are well in tact. Because of the course i want to study, which is medicine, I dread to study in America due to the duration of the course. Where is a good place i can study medicine here in Nigeria or another country?

Thanks.

yamakuza:
Come to think of it, its almost the same duration oh!

Cos after spending 6 to 7 yrs here due to JAMB or strikes, u'd still need to spend 1 or 2 yrs taking exams in the States before you can practice.

If you want 4 to 5 yrs guaranteed, try Ghana.
Dunno if they have pharmacy though.

The A'Levels might even help you get into 2nd year straightaway!

Yeah i heard bout Ghana but id rather school in nigeria because of family , and unilag has a cool pharmacy program i heard so i will consider unilag and i actually havent taken all the waec subjects but mainly i need to pass english, math, chemistry, physics and biology which I'm already familiar with so i think ill be okay .