Most Expensive Nursing School in the Philippines?

American Pie · Sep 16, 2008

Nice work Kit25. I'm from one of those schools. :up:University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center.:wink2: The only problem in our school we don't accept 2nd coursers and failures of any year level of nursing. Sorry folks that's the fact. Why go for expensive schools. Always choose the best school with high passing rate. It's a good thing to have top notchers in the list, the question is can everybody be accomodated to be one of the top notchers, can you be one of them, can all be one of them as well and can the school can make you do that or unless the school has provided funds for the you know what regulates us. Passing rate of a school is important my friend. Studying in a Lee University with low passing rate is like your buying an unworthy jeans with an expensive price tag made of gold. You should have bought only the price tag not the jeans and what do you need need the price tag made of gold. Try to wear the price tag for heaven's sake:zzzzz that would just cover you know what.:chuckle I hope you understand. Remember that you deserve the best university with high passing rate because you deserve it. You deserve the best. Isn't it right? Anyway good luck and choose a university with high passing rate in the Philippine Nursing Licensure Exam.

tomoyo_17 · Sep 17, 2008

Im from FEU.. and I agree... Fastest Earning University... harhar....

My 4rth yr tuition fee was worth almost 60,000... that's beside the almost 20,000 on graduation fees and such... and i could say the learning experience was just ok... nothing too special... plus the fact that some professors were not that good... ^_^

Although they screen the students very thoroughly, so if you dont make the cut.... ur out... :)

Skates · Nov 2, 2008

Pchs= P70,000 For 2nd Coursers!!!!

kit25 · Nov 2, 2008

Pchs= P70,000 For 2nd Coursers!!!!

As I've said, the most important is the reputation of the school. PCHS has the reputation of corrupt institution knowing George Cordero as the owner and a big name in the June 2006 tainted Nurse Licensure Examination. The school also has the reputation of granting the most number of Master of Arts in Nursing degree next to UP and UERMMMC. I bet, those taking their masters in this school end up in sub-standard nursing institutions.

Equip yourself with a good foundation in your education as a Nurse. This is a ticket to a successful career. Those who did it easily will never learn and will have to redo nursing over and over again.

0628 · Nov 14, 2008

im a proud graduate of feu manila. it's a good school but of course it depends on the students how they can handle the name of the school. I'm happy that even we're so many... our batch has 2700+ graduates, and still we have a slightly high passing rate. 2007 has i think as i remember around 65%. and class 2008 has 79%. its getting higher and higher.

i think as of these days, many students still don't like this course. maybe that's one of the reasons why we still can't get back the previous 100% passing rate decades ago. but still, I'm happy with the percentage and the performance of the graduates

chelseven, RN · Nov 16, 2008

yeah...pwu is a bit expensive.. .

chelseven ->> philwomenian '05

:nurse:

kit25 · Nov 16, 2008

im a proud graduate of feu manila. it's a good school but of course it depends on the students how they can handle the name of the school. I'm happy that even we're so many... our batch has 2700+ graduates, and still we have a slightly high passing rate. 2007 has i think as i remember around 65%. and class 2008 has 79%. its getting higher and higher.
i think as of these days, many students still don't like this course. maybe that's one of the reasons why we still can't get back the previous 100% passing rate decades ago. but still, I'm happy with the percentage and the performance of the graduates

We are all proud of our school. But in reality, there are institustions which are really up to profit than to quality. The owner of FEU is one of the richest people in the Philippines along with the Sys, Ayalas and Tans. With the price of Nursing in FEU, you should at least be in the top 10 performing schools. You've been paying so much for so little.

Nurse_PUKYAW · Dec 2, 2008

how about SOUTHVILLE international school in CASIMIRO las pinas city?? :saint:

do you have any input how much is the tuition fee there?

xfactorgirl · Jan 23, 2009

i'm from DLSU and i can say, our tuition costs too much.. as you progress from 1st year to fourth year, your tuition fee progresses too.. hehe... for the graduating batch (Batch 2009), they paid P80,000 for the two semesters..i think this is too much.. i think it doesn't depend on how much you pay, it will depend on the student. i applied at the Philippine General Hospital and there, i met different applicants from different schools and they're great.. La Salle is a good school. but there are other good schools too... try UST or if you can, try UP.. FEU is good too..

Edited by traumarus: Only English please. Thanks.

ricky710 · Mar 25, 2009

our school charges 128,080 pesoses in one semester. not cheap. har har har. our website: http://www.stignatiuscollege.com

kyckerz · Mar 26, 2009

128 what?!? I just don't understand why would schools make us pay that much if we'll be unemployed? O.o

xfactorgirl · Mar 27, 2009

correction, i mentioned 80k fot two semesters.. our tuition is 80k per semester... quite cheaper that the one stated above..i think it's not practical anymore tosend your kids to that school!! haha.. especially if nursing is the course... too expensive..