horpeyemmi66:

Well, if it had been the University of Ibadan, I'd have known what to tell you...why do you want to cross anyways?

DrOptimistic:
What are the steps one must take to cross frm BDS to MBBS in UI?

DrOptimistic:
What are the steps one must take to cross frm BDS to MBBS in UI?

horpeyemmi66:

As AnEsThAsiA has rightly stated, one simply cannot cross in between two professional courses. If you get in for Medicine, you'd stick to it till the very end. This same thing applies to Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy(although in a different Faculty) and Physiotherapy.

Now, again, you can cross from Physiology, especially, to Medicine...closest dude to Medicine. Physiology can also cross to Physiotherapy, Nursing and Medical Laboratory Science. Biochemistry has an upper hand at crossing to Pharmacy due to a similarity in the courses offered in 100L(although they cross to Medicine too). They, in most instances have to get their HOD to let them go, the man doesn't always feel obliged to let them go.

For Physiology to cross to Medicine or Dentistry, they don't have to add any other courses to what they'd be registering for the session. As the only courses which differ in what Medicine and Physiology guys do in 100L is Botany.

If one is looking to cross from Physiology to Physiotherapy(most stressful course in the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan), then they'd have to add courses like Statistics and Sociology when registering.

If one is looking to cross from Physiology to Pharmacy, then they'd have to add Mathematics to the courses they'd be registering for the session.

If one is looking to cross from Physiology to Medical Laboratory Science, then one has to add Mathematics as well.

If one is looking to cross from Physiology to Nursing, then one has to add Sociology to the courses they'd be registering for the session.

*All interdepartmental crosses have to be done on transit to 200L, beyond which the only things that may apply are deferrment(not beyond a session), withdrawal and voluntary withdrawal inter alia.

*Crossing from medical Laboratory Science to Physiology and vice versa is very possible.

*University of Ibadan doesn't give a Bachelor's degree in Human Anatomy, hence its absence in the above discourse. (Postgraduate Studies are however available)

*University of Ibadan doesn't give a Bachelor's degree in Pharmacology, hence its absence in the above discourse. (Postgraduate studies are however available)

*Crossing depends largely on general performance and a post determined crossing CGPA.

Disclaimer: All of the claims above are subject to change or could have changed as at the time of writing this post. Kindly find out through and through.

aboking:
I feel you are wasting your time too hence you fail to make some findings before coming up with such argument. Take for instance university of medical science in on do state is fully accredited last year but it is not even on the list of partially accredited universities just like some private universities like Bingham university, Bowen university and Afe babarola all having full accreditation. You may be right in your thinking that hence they are not on the list of accredited universities on MDCN website but MDCN are to blame for not updating their website.

tymp:


Thank you. Now, I'm not arguing about the risks of schools not fully accredited. Just trying to make a point. Summarily, I have two points, actually:
1. Quoting you: "Don't just throw words around, you can't take them back."
2. That particular page(which seems your forte) has been like that for as long as I can remember. I think the first time I saw it was early 2017. Surely, something, at least, should have changed since then.
My opinion though.

DrOptimistic:



Thanks very much for this.

LastingLucky:
Hi, pls i just graduated with 4.3 microbiology and i want to study medicine and surgery, pls docs can u help me with any suggestions of nice and transparent medical school that will be easy, state and federal, thanks docs.... All suggestions are welcomed

LastingLucky:
Hi, pls i just graduated with 4.3 microbiology and i want to study medicine and surgery, pls docs can u help me with any suggestions of nice and transparent medical school that will be easy, state and federal, thanks docs.... All suggestions are welcomed

aboking:
https://www.nairaland.com/2600446/bsu-college-health-sciences-gets

LastingLucky:
For federal ui, or unilorin
While state is ebsu, oou, or lasu

Cardiojosh:
hello sir..ar u studying medicine ad surgery in unimaid?..

LastingLucky:


Pls u guys should answer, any suggestions?

LastingLucky:
For federal ui, or unilorin
While state is ebsu, oou, or lasu

awesomedammy:
My great people please sorry for my question I just want to know if your inability in drawing has anything to do with ur discipline mostly medical courses

LastingLucky:
Hi, pls i just graduated with 4.3 microbiology and i want to study medicine and surgery, pls docs can u help me with any suggestions of nice and transparent medical school that will be easy, state and federal, thanks docs.... All suggestions are welcomed

LastingLucky:
Hi, pls i just graduated with 4.3 microbiology and i want to study medicine and surgery, pls docs can u help me with any suggestions of nice and transparent medical school that will be easy, state and federal, thanks docs.... All suggestions are welcomed

horpeyemmi66:

University of Ibadan does not take DE in Microbiology. They even prefer guys with A Levels than those with first degrees, whatever the rationale behind that is, I do not know.

My advice be very tactful in how you go about actualizing the Medicine-dream, you don't want to be doing tombo-tombo.

Why don't you look up north? Unimaid, ABU, Unijos, Uniabuja, BUK, UDUSOK??

pabostt:

Udusok does not take DE for MBBS.

I know that UI loves A-level guys, as some of the students I thought at EAC are now studying medicine in UI. However, a graduate from a recognised university who study medical related course approved by UI with a good grade may be offered admission t study MBBS.
As I said above, I have friends who did DE to UI after graduation and were offered admission to study medicine.

DrBrainiac1:

Who is this one I assume u didn't mean what you said!!!

horpeyemmi66:

Sorry to burst your bubble, but UI no longer admits first degree holders for Medicine(none was admitted last year). I still discussed the issue with a Renal Physiology Lecturer, that's what she told me last year.

horpeyemmi66:

University of Ibadan does not take DE in Microbiology. They even prefer guys with A Levels than those with first degrees, whatever the rationale behind that is, I do not know.

My advice be very tactful in how you go about actualizing the Medicine-dream, you don't want to be doing tombo-tombo.

Why don't you look up north? Unimaid, ABU, Unijos, Uniabuja, BUK, UDUSOK??

horpeyemmi66:

Sorry to burst your bubble, but UI no longer admits first degree holders for Medicine(none was admitted last year). I still discussed the issue with a Renal Physiology Lecturer, that's what she told me last year.

pascaleon:

Please this is very very wrong you could go to the UI thread for last year and see how many first degree holders that were admitted. A school like UI don't just stop this,please be properly guided

charleymed:
Lol