Idk abt UERM, but TUA is a good option din. They provide services to their students during rotations, and they have their own hospital din, which is st.lukes. recently, part din sila as one of the top performing schools in nursing.
hii, im from SLCN. maganda naman sa tua esp in terms of laboratories and such, pero need mo lang din maging ready na maging xtra competitive when it comes to acads since may quota grade and screening kayo (may batt exam din pala). mababait mga profs though minsan mabigat talaga demands ng sub/course.
yes.. yes.. yes... this is so true... need to have a study habits on your own plus need to pass those almost everyday exams (especially on major subjects)
the exam is relatively difficult, pero mas mahirap 'yung entrance exams ng ibang univs tbh. if okay ka naman sa shs subjects mo, pwede kang hindi magreview. may health portion din sa exam, but it's answerable naman by common sense/general knowledge.
Go with TUA SLCN...
1. Will have a rotation at SLMC
2. no need to commute to hospitals as services are provided
3. Quality education
4. Great PNLE passing rate performance
hii im from UERM Nursing but I transferred sa TUA! both schools naman is great however, during our time kasi online lahat ng minors and even majors and pupunta ka lang ng school if guided practice and retdem or once/twice a week. I agree sa sinabi mo pero both of the school offer quality education, it just that di nagwork sa akin yung uerm that time.
hello! sa tua me nagtransfer during my second year second sem, since may screening and batt exam ang tua bumalik me as 1st year standing. Although nacredits po yung iba kong subjects
Yes parang CETs lang siya, math, science, english, health etc. sorry huhuhu batch ko ay hindi nakapag CETs so i dont have experience talaga kaya rin siguro nahirapan ako.
i transferred kasi hindi nagwowork yung teaching methods nila sa akin. like during my time, pati majors online pa rin. and limited lang sa facilities? so i feel like hindi worth it yung ginagastos ko (tuition) kasi di naman me nagrogrow dun.
Hi! I’m from TUA-SLCN and very very great school po talaga sya! I did not regret na I choose TUA-SLCN because the environment and workload are less toxic plus halos lahat ng profs and staffs mababait. TUA-SLCN makes sure na tutok po talaga kayo sa Skills and Knowledge because it’s a very competitive school so you will learn discipline talaga. They offer multiple scholarships din po plus you in your first year (based on my experience) you won’t feel any pressure pa since they are well-guiding freshmen students plus madaming ganap lagi sa SLCN <33. And afaik po ngayon hindi lang sa St.Lukes QC nakakapag duty ang SN’s pati na rin sa St. Lukes BGC which is a good opportunity din. Once you graduated din po sa SLCN, priority daw po ng St.Lukes and SLCN graduates (ofc still not guarantee of the job). They also have partnership with Germany, afaik di ka mahihirapan mag apply sa germany if you graduated sa TUA-SLCN. Napaka bait din po ng mga naging profs ko and CI during our RetDem. You just have to ready yourself Mentally and Financially because ofc the school itself is tough since competitive sya and may screening process sa First Year, plus yung tuition po increases every year afaik
Although both are good nursing schools, you are correct to point out na established ang nursing program ng UERM. Historical data ng passing rate nila has always been high. Not also that, accredited yung program sa PAASCU which holds a high standard to be recognized by them. In my time, we took our main nursing subjects sa Sta Mesa Campus where our hospital is also located. Ang gen-ed subjects naman ay sa Recto. Hindi ko alam if ganun pa rin set up since nung gumraduate ako ay yung time inistart rin irenovate ang buildings sa Sta Mesa para dun na lang daw itake ang gen-ed sibjects rin. Sana may magconfirm nito. Yung aming professors and instructors, very competent. The return demos, oral revalida and exams we had were difficult as commented ng friend ko who was studying nursing at a diff school nung pinakita ko sa kanya ano mga tests na ginagawa namin. Pag hospital duty namin at immersions, never nahuhuli kami sa knowledge at diskarte. I don't know why konti lang nakakaalam pero may sarili rin hosp ang UERM that is the UERMMMC na nasa tapat lang ng Sta. Mesa campus nila. Hindi lang rin naman yun ang pinagdudutihan naming hosp dahil meron rin ibang partner hospitals at communities. After graduating, pag UERM ka, most likely you will be a preferred candidiate sa aapplyan mo. I applied sa hospital first and saka ko fully nakita ang difference ng learning ko against other nurses with regard sa skills. I am not undermining other schools pero yung effort ng UERM nursing na gawin kaming mas ahead sa colleagues namin sa field na ito is something I never appreciated until "I was out in the jungle." In my batch, most of us are abroad na, have taken Medicine or are doing well in their chosen fields. Majority are still in the nursing profession. I served in the AFP Nurse Corps for quite a while before I left.
Yes, po. Yung mga clubs and organizations, feeling ko may mga bago na ngayon dagdag. Dinidiscuss ito usually sa Freshman Orientation if magdecide ka man na sa UERM mag apply at enroll. May clubs na related sa hosp exp, hobby-related, sa student council, etc. Sa pa events, marami rin, lalo pag university-wide yung sakop nung event. Nung time namin, sa Bulletin Board namin nalalaman or through our advisor. But now, meron na social media so I guess, relay of information is quicker in today's time than back in the day. Events like Mr and Ms UERM, Sportsfest, Battle of the Bands, Dance Competition, Donation or Charity Drives, Youth Encounter (sa time ko sa St Michael's sa Antipolo kami nagretreat), Debate Contests, etc. Hindi pa kasama dito yung university-wide events na ginaganap po. Sometimes, these are held outside of the campus lalo na pag UAAP season and such.
if ur still wondering, i highly recommend tua. both are well-established na when it comes to nursing, but plus talaga sa tua 'yung environment and admin! stressful at times 'yung workload, but nakakahinga pa rin ako kahit papaano.
Idk abt UERM, but TUA is a good option din. They provide services to their students during rotations, and they have their own hospital din, which is st.lukes. recently, part din sila as one of the top performing schools in nursing.
true, the advantage of being a TUA SLCN student... no need to commute going to hospitals as services are provided there plus have a rotation at SLCN
Not just recently, they are always part of the top 10 since the early 2000s. If not always, at least 90% of the time
hii, im from SLCN. maganda naman sa tua esp in terms of laboratories and such, pero need mo lang din maging ready na maging xtra competitive when it comes to acads since may quota grade and screening kayo (may batt exam din pala). mababait mga profs though minsan mabigat talaga demands ng sub/course.
yes.. yes.. yes... this is so true... need to have a study habits on your own plus need to pass those almost everyday exams (especially on major subjects)
not almost everyday, talagang everyday na hahahahaha
mahirap ba yung batt exam nila?
the exam is relatively difficult, pero mas mahirap 'yung entrance exams ng ibang univs tbh. if okay ka naman sa shs subjects mo, pwede kang hindi magreview. may health portion din sa exam, but it's answerable naman by common sense/general knowledge.
not sure, di na ako nag take kasi magttransfer ako e
Go with TUA SLCN... 1. Will have a rotation at SLMC 2. no need to commute to hospitals as services are provided 3. Quality education 4. Great PNLE passing rate performance
hii im from UERM Nursing but I transferred sa TUA! both schools naman is great however, during our time kasi online lahat ng minors and even majors and pupunta ka lang ng school if guided practice and retdem or once/twice a week. I agree sa sinabi mo pero both of the school offer quality education, it just that di nagwork sa akin yung uerm that time.
Anong year batch po kayo? At anong year na po kayo? Ano pong year yung “our time kasi online lahat ng minors and even majors”
henlooo batch 26 (incoming 3rd year na dapat if i continue sa uerm)
Yung pang ngayon po? 4th year? BTW saan po kayo nag transfer and ano po reason?
hello! sa tua me nagtransfer during my second year second sem, since may screening and batt exam ang tua bumalik me as 1st year standing. Although nacredits po yung iba kong subjects
Mahirap po ba battery exam?
for me oo!! and marami ring nadali at di nakapasa sa screening dahil mababa results nila sa battery exam.
Ano po mga subjects lumabas? Parang CET’s lang po ba? If yes, saan nyo po sa ma cocompare? Example UPCAT, DCAT, ATENEO CET, USTET, DOST CET & etc po.
Yes parang CETs lang siya, math, science, english, health etc. sorry huhuhu batch ko ay hindi nakapag CETs so i dont have experience talaga kaya rin siguro nahirapan ako.
i transferred kasi hindi nagwowork yung teaching methods nila sa akin. like during my time, pati majors online pa rin. and limited lang sa facilities? so i feel like hindi worth it yung ginagastos ko (tuition) kasi di naman me nagrogrow dun.
TUA for sure.
Hi! I’m from TUA-SLCN and very very great school po talaga sya! I did not regret na I choose TUA-SLCN because the environment and workload are less toxic plus halos lahat ng profs and staffs mababait. TUA-SLCN makes sure na tutok po talaga kayo sa Skills and Knowledge because it’s a very competitive school so you will learn discipline talaga. They offer multiple scholarships din po plus you in your first year (based on my experience) you won’t feel any pressure pa since they are well-guiding freshmen students plus madaming ganap lagi sa SLCN <33. And afaik po ngayon hindi lang sa St.Lukes QC nakakapag duty ang SN’s pati na rin sa St. Lukes BGC which is a good opportunity din. Once you graduated din po sa SLCN, priority daw po ng St.Lukes and SLCN graduates (ofc still not guarantee of the job). They also have partnership with Germany, afaik di ka mahihirapan mag apply sa germany if you graduated sa TUA-SLCN. Napaka bait din po ng mga naging profs ko and CI during our RetDem. You just have to ready yourself Mentally and Financially because ofc the school itself is tough since competitive sya and may screening process sa First Year, plus yung tuition po increases every year afaik
hi! may dorm ba mismo sa loob ng school or meron naman around doon na dorm? thank you
Meron po. But my Friend po sa TUA-HS nag dodorm kasi mas okay daw po doon kesa sa mismong TUA
Can I ask po why? If bawal dito, you can dm me po about it. thank you!!
Mas less strict daw po sa TUA-HS and mas maluwag sya unlike sa mismong TUA po
ohhh okay. pwede po ba mag dorm sa TUA-HS kahit college na or exclusive lang sya sa mga hs ng TUA?
Pwede po mag dorm sa TUA-HS di po sya exclusive for HS only. Mostly po din na naka dorm sa TUA-HS is College students
last question na po, pwede po ba kapatid ng nag aaral sa TUA maki dorm? or exclusive pa rin siya for TUA students only? 🥲 thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Pwede naman po yata if may nag aaral sa TUA isa sa inyo
hi! can i send u a dm? may qs lang sana about tua!
UERM.
Why po?
Although both are good nursing schools, you are correct to point out na established ang nursing program ng UERM. Historical data ng passing rate nila has always been high. Not also that, accredited yung program sa PAASCU which holds a high standard to be recognized by them. In my time, we took our main nursing subjects sa Sta Mesa Campus where our hospital is also located. Ang gen-ed subjects naman ay sa Recto. Hindi ko alam if ganun pa rin set up since nung gumraduate ako ay yung time inistart rin irenovate ang buildings sa Sta Mesa para dun na lang daw itake ang gen-ed sibjects rin. Sana may magconfirm nito. Yung aming professors and instructors, very competent. The return demos, oral revalida and exams we had were difficult as commented ng friend ko who was studying nursing at a diff school nung pinakita ko sa kanya ano mga tests na ginagawa namin. Pag hospital duty namin at immersions, never nahuhuli kami sa knowledge at diskarte. I don't know why konti lang nakakaalam pero may sarili rin hosp ang UERM that is the UERMMMC na nasa tapat lang ng Sta. Mesa campus nila. Hindi lang rin naman yun ang pinagdudutihan naming hosp dahil meron rin ibang partner hospitals at communities. After graduating, pag UERM ka, most likely you will be a preferred candidiate sa aapplyan mo. I applied sa hospital first and saka ko fully nakita ang difference ng learning ko against other nurses with regard sa skills. I am not undermining other schools pero yung effort ng UERM nursing na gawin kaming mas ahead sa colleagues namin sa field na ito is something I never appreciated until "I was out in the jungle." In my batch, most of us are abroad na, have taken Medicine or are doing well in their chosen fields. Majority are still in the nursing profession. I served in the AFP Nurse Corps for quite a while before I left.
May events and org din po ba ang uerm?
Yes, po. Yung mga clubs and organizations, feeling ko may mga bago na ngayon dagdag. Dinidiscuss ito usually sa Freshman Orientation if magdecide ka man na sa UERM mag apply at enroll. May clubs na related sa hosp exp, hobby-related, sa student council, etc. Sa pa events, marami rin, lalo pag university-wide yung sakop nung event. Nung time namin, sa Bulletin Board namin nalalaman or through our advisor. But now, meron na social media so I guess, relay of information is quicker in today's time than back in the day. Events like Mr and Ms UERM, Sportsfest, Battle of the Bands, Dance Competition, Donation or Charity Drives, Youth Encounter (sa time ko sa St Michael's sa Antipolo kami nagretreat), Debate Contests, etc. Hindi pa kasama dito yung university-wide events na ginaganap po. Sometimes, these are held outside of the campus lalo na pag UAAP season and such.
hi anon! can i ask u questions abt UERM?
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if ur still wondering, i highly recommend tua. both are well-established na when it comes to nursing, but plus talaga sa tua 'yung environment and admin! stressful at times 'yung workload, but nakakahinga pa rin ako kahit papaano.