NO RETAKE!
60,000 GRADUATES FEARS THE ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
Despite the order of the President, the graduates are dismayed of the decision of retake. They fear that after what happened to the June Nursing Board Passers could also happen to them and told us that in order to really regain the integrity of nursing profession is to prosecute those people who tainted the said exam, in that way it will serve as a lesson for other people. They said that the solution to these problems may regain the integrity of our profession but it could be a key, to be use again by those people every time they weren't satisfied by the result of the exam. In fact, an order for the retake is a violation of human rights.
A PASSER’S PLEA
I am dismayed with the order of the President, for not standing with the first statement she said. "Pinaasa niya lang kami." The real future here is what the governement doesn't see; it should start in our country. Yes, the fact that there is a retake, but do we have enough hospitals to hire us? Imagine 60,000 ang graduates ngayon plus they want us to retake? Ang liit ng suweldo ng nurses today. Pamasahe pa lang kulang na, at kapag minalas malas ka pa , volunteer ang abot mo, walang bayad. That's why all of the nurses go abroad, because if they stay here it will be a suicide.
They should have exempt the 17,821 board passers from retake and considered the time, hard works, anxiety, accomodations, expenses our parents spent for us, etc. It is very unfair, that we work hard at school, the fact that we are March and April graduates then no offense; we are being overlapped with the Octoberians?
In fact, that in other schools like in Our Lady of Fatima University, they will not graduate if they didn't pass the comprehensive exam, and should take the qualifying exam, in order for their transcripts to be released and take the board exam. One student said, "grabe salang-sala kami dito, kaya kung mauulit ang mga nangyari sa June board passers sa amin, eh ang sakit non sobra, kasi ang tagal bago namin inantay tong moment na ito."
It is not right, that we are the ones to pay for the sins of other people. We are innocent and we will not retake. If we retake, it shows that the passers did benefit from the leakage. We are just protecting our own integrity.
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Despite the order of the President, the graduates are dismayed of the decision of retake. They fear that after what happened to the June Nursing Board Passers could also happen to them and told us that in order to really regain the integrity of nursing profession is to prosecute those people who tainted the said exam, in that way it will serve as a lesson for other people. They said that the solution to these problems may regain the integrity of our profession but it could be a key, to be use again by those people every time they weren't satisfied by the result of the exam. In fact, an order for the retake is a violation of human rights.
A PASSER’S PLEA
I am dismayed with the order of the President, for not standing with the first statement she said. "Pinaasa niya lang kami." The real future here is what the governement doesn't see; it should start in our country. Yes, the fact that there is a retake, but do we have enough hospitals to hire us? Imagine 60,000 ang graduates ngayon plus they want us to retake? Ang liit ng suweldo ng nurses today. Pamasahe pa lang kulang na, at kapag minalas malas ka pa , volunteer ang abot mo, walang bayad. That's why all of the nurses go abroad, because if they stay here it will be a suicide.
They should have exempt the 17,821 board passers from retake and considered the time, hard works, anxiety, accomodations, expenses our parents spent for us, etc. It is very unfair, that we work hard at school, the fact that we are March and April graduates then no offense; we are being overlapped with the Octoberians?
In fact, that in other schools like in Our Lady of Fatima University, they will not graduate if they didn't pass the comprehensive exam, and should take the qualifying exam, in order for their transcripts to be released and take the board exam. One student said, "grabe salang-sala kami dito, kaya kung mauulit ang mga nangyari sa June board passers sa amin, eh ang sakit non sobra, kasi ang tagal bago namin inantay tong moment na ito."
It is not right, that we are the ones to pay for the sins of other people. We are innocent and we will not retake. If we retake, it shows that the passers did benefit from the leakage. We are just protecting our own integrity.
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In OLFU, you have to pass a 500 board type examination twice & if you fail that, you cannot take the board exams until you pass those exams. And of the hundreds of OLFU graduates of Lagro & Valenzuela, we only had one (1) cum laude because OLFU is very strict with it's grading & passing of students.
I once thought that UST was far better than OLFU.. but knowing that 2 out of 6 cum laude's of UST failed a very easy board examination, I'm very proud to be a graduate of Our Lady of Fatima University.
Posted by
Anonymous |
7:38 PM
JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO ARE STILL FIGHTING FOR A NO RETAKE, IM REALLY HAPPY THAT YOU UNDERSTAND. GOD BLESS!
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Anonymous |
10:14 PM