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 on: September 06, 2010, 10:53:10 AM 
Started by Padmanaban - Last post by basilfawlty88
I commend and thank Admin on the intelligence and wisdom of the recommendations made above.

A straight forward two-fold prediction can be made based on the academically improper solicitation made by the recruiter from the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine. The first part of the prediction is more general, that the University is an improperly managed entity. The second part, which stems from the first, as that even the most cursory investigation will reveal a school fraught with insufficiencies and irregularities punctuated with unethical and even illegal managerial practices. Such solicitations usually indicate a management that is motivated either by greed or, even worse, desperation. Either case spells risks for anyone who would be foolish enough to enroll.

Confirmation of this prediction will support the views of Admin and serve as an irrefutable warning that students should avoid colleges the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine and similar colleges.

Here are a but a few examples of the “irregularities” that confirm the prediction stemming from the wisdom of Admin. These confirmations are freely available on the internet and can be easily verified in many cases.

•   The founder and still owner of the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine was convicted of a conspiracy and jailed in the United States.
•   The University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine has a history of failed bids at formal accreditation. The school failed in a bid for approval from the State of New York in the United States. An application for approval for training licenses for students was also strongly rejected by the State of Florida in the United States in a most unflattering fashion. The report emphasized financial weakness and administrative inadequacy.
•   The University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine violated the laws of the State of Texas in the United States of America, by operating illegally in that state.
•   The University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine has feigned ownership of a large piece of land on the Caribbean Island of Sint Eustatius. The land is actually owned by a separate company owned by the family of the principal owner of the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine (purchase price of about 1.4 million US dollars). The University entered a contract to pay approximately .25 million US dollars annually to the family company as rent on undeveloped land, diverting funds from the financially stressed University that otherwise rents its facilities.
•   Payouts have been made on behalf of a high academic official of the University who has been implicated in the sexual harassment against multiple female employees. Abuses of female students have also been reported. Another recently appointed official has been implicated as facilitating abuses of female students while at another institution.
•   The children of both the President and the Provost of the University have been identified as internet trolls who abuse skeptics of the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine.
•   Enrollments at the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine are near all time lows, despite over 10 years of operations.
•   Rates of Faculty turnover of the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine are near all time highs.
•   The Board of Governors of the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine was recently demoted and is now listed as a mere Board of Advisors, indicating the consolidation of authoritarian control at the University, an clear indicator of desperation.
•   Financial stresses are growing grave, with high officials discussing/acknowledging these stresses openly in the news media, underscoring high risks of school closure.
•   The University of Sint Eustatius recently fired many workers, citing financial hardships. At the same time, the institution is reporting to students and prospective students that no such hardships are being experienced and that the University is financially stable.
•   The newly appointed Provost of the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine obtained his medical degree from a University that failed and closed.
•   The newly appointed Provost of the University previously served at another international medical college that was forcibly closed due to impropriety.
•   The newly appointed Provost of the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine was fired from a prior similar post that was held at an institution that is more credible than the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine.
•   The newly appointed Provost of the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine is cited as participating in unfair labour practices, culminating in legal actions.
•   The newly appointed Provost of the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine has been hiring inexperienced family members of dubious ethical standards as faculty members in contravention of local labour law in relation to hiring practices. Accreditation boards will look unfavourably upon demonstrably nepotistic faculty recruitment and retention.
•   The principal owner of the University of Sint Eusatius School of Medicine has a history of betraying his partners and investors in the University.
•   Although the Provost has claimed in legal documents that the University has had to fire personnel because of financial hardship at the University, he has recently promoted his son from the rank of Assistant Professor to the rank of Associate Professor.
•   The University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine has a history of misrepresenting its prospects regarding accreditation and student financial support.
•   The University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine advertised financial aid packages for students through a bank that was subsequently forced to close due to insolvency.
•   The University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine has a history of misrepresenting its enrollment and hence its financial well being.
•   The University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine maintains low admissions standards, regularly admitting students with histories of failure in undergraduate or other medical colleges. Major recruitment drives target such students based on perceived gullibility. The daughter of the Principal owner of the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine is quoted as saying, in relation to admission standards, that the school is “for anyone who wants to go.” The daughter of the owner featured in the news article was topless, indicating an institution replete with moral turpitude.
•   One student was admitted after being dismissed from a medical college in the United States of America, being deemed unfit for the profession. This graduate of the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine has encountered significant professional perils, even recently losing a board certification in the State of Arizona in the United States.
•   Students were widely admitted with false transcripts from a school in Cyprus, and officials of the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine were reported as complicit.
•   Officials from Botswana removed their government sponsored students from the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine after discovering inadequacies in academics, social supports, and experiencing irregularities in billing.
•   Religiously based abuses of students and faculty are being reported on campus.
•   The University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine misrepresents its attrition rates and grossly exaggerates its first time passing rates on a standardized examination of achievment (USMLE Step 1). Despite a lack of enforcement of academic standards, attrition during the four year program is near 50%. For marketing purposes, school officials occasionally report that first time passing rates vary between 70% and 85%. Even after the loss of many students (many of whom are academically unqualified), passing rates on the USMLE Step 1 are actually only 30 – 40%.
•   School officials have boasted that nearly 100% of their graduates obtain residencies. Of the small percentage of students successfully navigating the four year program, however, only about 50% secure residencies.
•   The University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine gave false degrees to two if its employees. These degrees were partly responsible for the failed bid for accreditation in the State of New York in the United States.
•   The University of Sint Eutatius School of Medicine has knowingly hired members of faculty who have served time in jail after committing offenses that threaten the safety of patients.
•   The University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine is operated as a subsidiary of a publically registered company, Global Healthcare and Education Management, Inc. (GHEM). GHEM has a market value of only 40,000 US Dollars. This indicates that the entire University of Sint Eustatius is valued at less than 40,000 US dollars.

This is just sampling of the irregularities and offenses tied to the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine. They were easily predicted based on the danger signs reported by Admin.

I am grateful for the wisdom and intelligence expressed by Admin. One should not enroll in Universities with suspect enrollment practices.

 2 
 on: September 06, 2010, 03:24:03 AM 
Started by Ezhilarasi - Last post by Ezhilarasi
Dear Sir,

I am not able to choose which one is better test whether IELTS or TOEFL. I am planning to study in Australia and so please tell me wich is one easier and better?

 3 
 on: September 05, 2010, 11:06:08 PM 
Started by santhanam - Last post by Gokulakrishnan

   Sydney is a metropolis  with lot of job opportunities but crowded and expensive. Melborune is a sober town bit cheaper cost of living. Recent stories of  bashing up Indians are from Melbourne but they have been exaggerated soemtimes by Indian politicians.
Trouble comes when you are not precautious.

 4 
 on: September 05, 2010, 10:30:23 PM 
Started by santhanam - Last post by santhanam

    Sir,

   Which city you would suggest me to choose to pursue higher studies? Sydney or Melbourne?

 5 
 on: September 05, 2010, 10:27:28 PM 
Started by Murugesan - Last post by GK. Guru

  Namakkal schools have devised shortcuts to  success in the exams and most  shortcuts  bypass  the regualr accepted pathways by diligent hardwork and application. If only those schools are  assessed by Education world , they wont be anywhere near the CBSE schools in the country. They are all a huge conspiracy.

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 on: September 05, 2010, 10:08:23 PM 
Started by Lavanya - Last post by Admin
 You need to sign a turn around partnership contract with us. We are not sure whether you are seriously committed to make your school reach new heights. However, from what you have indicated, we can perceive a system lapse of management. You need to
work on complete change of policy  and practices. The working culture of each individual needs to be assessed and redefined.  We neither  have a magic wand nor the spell of a Midas touch. We  adapt best practices which have proven effective.If interested you may call.

 7 
 on: September 01, 2010, 10:59:09 AM 
Started by Dineshkumar - Last post by Dineshkumar
''Cricket is a game where 11 fools play and 11,000 fools watch'' is the observation made by George Bernard Shaw but it is a reality
to the Pakistanis. Pakistan symboilises anything fraudulent  and roguish. Their businessmen , professionals and almost everyone in that country masters the art of crookery. We knew the celebrated nuclear scientist Khan  passed on the classified information to Iran to make money. Likewise  it is a country full of  the most disgusting and dangeorus people. The world truly hates  Pakistan as a rogue  nation.

 8 
 on: August 30, 2010, 09:50:42 PM 
Started by Adityan - Last post by Adityan
  Though justice was delayed , justice was done by sentencing the three demons of the AIADMK party who mercilessly burned
  a bus carrying the three students. I am not sure whether the party leader Jayalalitha condemned their act as it is just complete evil.
  The student community in India must celebrate this sentence as eradicating evil  in our midst. Imagine three defenceless gir students, totally deprived of help but had to undergo torture and burning because the monster's wanted to express their anger indescriminately on civilians. What has politics to do with students? Why can't they go and burn their own children then? We need to wipe out such political thugs from our society which is becoming increasingly  exposed to such dangerous animals. Let us all beware of politicians who have no conscience and no truth. They are ruining our country and taking advantage of the ignorant people. If we love our nation we must hate the politicians who are simply a curse.

 9 
 on: August 29, 2010, 06:25:23 AM 
Started by sivapraksh - Last post by sivapraksh
Sir,
I have noticed that most University students including those who do their MBA , MCA and other graduate courses do not really    read the daily newspapers. How could they hope to get  knowledge without it.This is so rampant  from my  acquaintance with so many  graduates. But they are all quite scholarly  if the topic is about kollywood hereoes. Whenever  I read the Times of India  articles by Mr. Swaminthan or MJ Akbar, I feel  majority of our countrymen are really missing out what is most important for them. Most engineering and professional colleges  are conscious about the general  lack of social skills  among students and have introduced  communication  solutions as pre- placement campus  recruitments. But w hat is missing is students’  general knowledge. They must be encouraged to read the newspapers .

 10 
 on: August 26, 2010, 10:26:26 PM 
Started by parvathy - Last post by Ramya
Why Tamil cinema is becoming very popular?

 1. Most of the Tamil people have no entertainment other than the movie.
 2. Tamil culture is highly protected .. no public dating no easy love affair and traditional master slave hierarchy
 3. Poverty ...no exposure
 4. Century of cultural domination by few social elites
 5. People  not much interested in critical  thinking,   

 Now just see the reaction to all the above 5 points

 1. Tamils need entertainment
 2. Tamils want to rebel agianst traditional culture
 3. Tamils  are itching to acquire material comforts
 4. No more of the slave thinking..we want our rights attitude
 5. There is no time for analysis..mechanical life.

 So...what sort of themes  make Tamil movies  successful...?

  Village life
  Cruel Landlord being punished by a rebellious worker
  Low caste girl runs away with a brahmin boy
  Rags to riches countryboy attempting to rescue his community
  Physical demonstration of love making- causing excitement
  Violent fights - even irrational never mind
  songs to suit group dancing..meaning no need

  If you follow the above you make it rich

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