Dvd4:
You must be a STATE UNIVERSITY student.

Ifyjoshblaze:

BSU is partially accredited.
The MDCN site is there for all to see.

aboking:
yes I'm and I can compete with any federal uni medical student.

Dvd4:
You must be a STATE UNIVERSITY student.

aboking:
Bsu has graduated 3 sets of Doctors. I'm a medical student there, don't argue what u don't know.

Tresellea:
What does one need to change from BDS to MBBS after L100?

horpeyemmi66:

University of Ibadan?

Tresellea:


BUK. but I assume that the rules are pretty close almost everywhere, so any school is fine.

Dvd4:
DOES ANYONE KNOW ANSU(COOU) VERY WELL? HOW GOOD IS THEIR MEDICAL COLLEGE? IS THERE ANYTHING ONE NEEDS TO KNOW?

King336:
Hi
pls am a medical aspirant and wanted to no if studying med in a state uni will affect my job oppotunities in any way wen i graduate

horpeyemmi66:

Maybe, maybe not but most likely maybe not. I know someone who studied Medicine at the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye who's now practicing in Australia.

Make sure the University is accredited and reputable...

And know what you are doing, that's the utmost.

horpeyemmi66:

Is Anambra state University where you are considering David?

Haustyne:
Pls any medical students from uniuyo here? Pls i need to ask some questions thanks

Pussyoil:

Chucks wetin you wan ask, you wan go for medcine ba after you don knack 2.1 for MCB already..Sharp guy

Pussyoil:

Chucks wetin you wan ask, you wan go for medcine ba after you don knack 2.1 for MCB already..Sharp guy

Ifyjoshblaze:

What I know without doubt is that BSU is partially accredited, It wouldn't be listed as such on MDCN site if it wasn't.
Perhaps they made some deal with MDCN to graduate some sets (this is Nija, money rules) but the fact still remains that it's listed as partially accredited.
MDCN will only give you full accreditation when you deserve it but can make some provisions for your students to graduate.
Most of these partially accredited schools have deals with other fully accredited ones to graduate their students under their wing. You will only find out when you see the certificate.(my opinion though)
The main issue is that BSU though a "fine" school is still partially accredited.
Feel free to check for yourself on MDCN site/portal.

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

aboking:
You can check from the above link. I don't argue blandly

aboking:
You can check from the above link. I don't argue blandly

aboking:
You can check from the above link. I don't argue blandly

Haustyne:


Shey uniuyo dey accept direct entry to medicine

Ifyjoshblaze:

Now whenever I feel that I am wasting my time on any argument, I simply tell the person arguing with me that they are right and move on.
So my dear, you are right

tymp:


Hello sir! Please sir, do you have any idea when the MDCN site was last updated, sir? BSU isn't the only school still on MDCN's Partially Accredited list while the students say she's fully accredited sir.
You said it yourself, sir, that Partially Accredited schools can't graduate students sir, but the other person said some sets have been graduated already. But then, sir, you mentioned schools having an agreement (an affiliation, sir?), but is the MDCN going to allow students of partially accredited institutions to graduate under the wings of fully accredited ones? Obviously, they still underwent training under the 'unqualified' school? So, sir, my question, basically, is, how practical is that sir?

Also sir, I'm wondering, "Why your strong advocation for the 'repression' of 'unaccredited' medical schools, sir?

Yours Humbly.

tymp:


Hello sir! Please sir, do you have any idea when the MDCN site was last updated, sir? BSU isn't the only school still on MDCN's Partially Accredited list while the students say she's fully accredited sir.
You said it yourself, sir, that Partially Accredited schools can't graduate students sir, but the other person said some sets have been graduated already. But then, sir, you mentioned schools having an agreement (an affiliation, sir?), but is the MDCN going to allow students of partially accredited institutions to graduate under the wings of fully accredited ones? Obviously, they still underwent training under the 'unqualified' school? So, sir, my question, basically, is, how practical is that sir?

Also sir, I'm wondering, "Why your strong advocation for the 'repression' of 'unaccredited' medical schools, sir?

Yours Humbly.

Ifyjoshblaze:

Now whenever I feel that I am wasting my time on any argument, I simply tell the person arguing with me that they are right and move on.
So my dear, you are right

Ifyjoshblaze:

I am not advocating for any sort of repression of unaccredited Medical Schools as you put it.
Don't just throw words around, you can't take them back.
This is Nigeria ,most councils like MDCN are corrupt to the core so anything can happen.
You can cut a deal to graduate your students but they'll never list you as fully accredited unless you merit it.
Mdcn site bears 2018 as its current year.
I am not against any unaccredited school, you can enroll anywhere you want as far as you are qualified, the problem with partially accredited schools is that the students are always wary of the accreditation being withdrawn.
I will advise anyone that cares to listen to go for fully accredited ones if you want to avoid long stories.,
Having said that, all aspirants are free to school wherever they want.
Your choice, your responsibility.

That'll be all from me on this issue