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KororoRN

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  1. I would advise you not to even consider RUN. They were once affiliated with our school, and I have experienced reviewing with them. You'll do better with other review centers. In choosing review centers, ask about their student-to-teacher ratio, review schedules, and passing rate. Somehow these factors could give you an idea on how well a review center is doing. Other people's testimonies may help too. Review centers could only get you so far. They don't make miracles. They're not a guarantee that you'll pass the exam. Everything is up to you. If you have studied and prayed your hardest, what could be wrong? :heartbeat
  2. I passed the requirements needed for employment at Medical City last September. They sent me a text message last December and scheduled me for the initial exam. However, the exam schedule coincided with the date of my IVT training so, as much as I wanted to, I couldn't write it. I asked to be re-scheduled but Medical City won't respond... I had to submit my documents again in order to be re-accommodated. Back to zero. Up to now I'm still waiting for their reply. My friend passed the initial exam, though (she's currently scheduled for training on April... Note: we applied September 2007). Out of 300, around 80 people (or so) passed. The passing rate is too high. You have to get around 80% of the raw score to pass. :icon_roll
  3. I remember when I attended a nursing job fair in a mall somewhere in mandaluyong city, PNA's booth was one of the most populated. I would've liked to join PNA that time but I didn't have my license number yet (which is supposed to be required). It turned out that that day, they were giving out their green membership cards like candies to anyone who would pay P300. I kept my P300 and walked away.

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