Hi, my boyfriend is currently a foundation graduate from CUCMS and he was promised a place for his MBBS Degree (he had a special case and this was the agreement). I have read about how their accreditation was revoked and was quite surprised at the minimal number of parents raising hell about the issue.

I am sure everyone could understand that studying medicine is by far, not cheap.

I would like to know what are the offers that CUCMS have given to their student and if they have ask to wait till their accreditation to be returned, how long will this take? By June? A year? You honestly don't think the students deserve to be sheep and herded to their liking.

Education is highly important, and most of us don't print money in our cellars. Seemingly that the two of you could claim it is reputable, can you please justify this? I would like to hear your side of the story.

Thanks in advance.

Because they have accepted his credit transfer. He actually finished his foundation at another university, but when he has registered into their MBBS, they changed the agreement that he needs to attend the foundation program as formalities.

This was done before their accreditation was revoked publicly.

I won't point fingers. I know they are new but after a bit more prodding, there seem to be a lot of people whom does know CUCMS. I have heard many unsatisfied stakeholders, I would like to see what their more positive students could justify.

Haha. A little bit I guess. But it wasn't because he knew anyone there, but because it was one of the university that accepted his credit transfer.

Thank you for pointing out the obvious, sir.

I agree.

Let me verify the reason for actually bothering to ask for justification; I'm upset that some parents did little about the accreditation being revoked and even far less action were taken by the university.

The best option is to leave and go for better established universities, correct. But again, not everyone is financially capable of that. PLUS he is already losing out a lot in terms of time (and money) because he had done two foundations and I assume everyone would know that not every university accept another university's foundation qualification.

Since one of CUCMS option is NOT to accept their foundation graduates into their first year of MBBS, what solution have they given to these pool of students? I am not looking to defame CUCMS, I am looking for answers.

This post has been edited by moon.light: May 3 2011, 07:42 PM

If I'm not mistaken, their only other course offered is Pharmacy. It's a choice, but priorities should be given to those who will continue for Pharmacy, right? That's the logic at least. There will then be very few seats opened for MBBS graduate. If they are any smarter, they won't take more than their quota again.

You mentioned his previous university actually. I rather not disclose much personal information here. It was on personal reason he needed to move down KL.

Financially, PTPTN may float him. But that still does not make it any easier to change university. Which is why I wonder if CUCMS are making any arrangement for them.

Thank you anyway. You have been a dear.

As per quote, this means they have agreed but they changed that agreement after consensus were made.

So yes sir, it was unethical in many ways and promising a seat is by far, wrong. It is exactly as what I am trying to say, therefore it is obvious to what you have also said in a more emotional and simpler English.



I personally just think that when you want a civilized answer, you should judge and inquire civilly. No offense and much thanks.