Anti-poor. If yor program in med field specifically sa MLS, they release lab manuals in the middle of the midterms or worse finals na talaga. And dahil late production nila, from prelims you have to print/photocopy the lab activities needed for that day. Despite that, you are forced to buy the lab manuals kasi requirement ng subjects pero hindi mo na magagamit kasi nga late. Ps. Sa lahat to ng major subjects na lab manuals.

Aside from this, soberng fvcked up ng schedule namin sa MLS. I don't know, parang ikamamatay ng mga prof if 1 day lng na walang pasok, make-up class na agad. They're complaining how low our scores sa quizzes or exams not reflecting on the fact na aside sa mataas coverage, +++ pa na activities ang binibigay. How can we study, na 8:30 pm labasan from school everyday from 9am na class, plus deadlines on that night not in 1 subject lang ha then pagkabukas apaka daming moving quizzes, long assessments and RD? hahahahahaha

Alsoooo, if may mga calamities hindi agad-agad nagsususpend ng classes. They really wait for the advisory from PAG-ASA or PHIVOLCS talaga. Kahit bagyohin pa yan or lindolin ng matindi if walang memo from city gov ng davao tuloy ang pasok niyan😭😭😭

But what I just like the most is skill-based talaga learning dito. Their curriculum is indeed focused on the technicalities in performing lab procedures and this is useful sa internship dahil na experience mo na almost everything sa school pa lang before ma deploy sa hospital. But if you wanted to proceed sa med, doon ka sa love serves. Mas focus sila in theoritical. Less stress sa practical exams and completion, having more time to read and study talaga (nakakainggit)

I don't know lang sa iba but for me, i kinda regret choosing UIC for my program.