Talk:St. George's University
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[edit] St. George's UniversityThe St. George's University article is scattered and not representative of an educational article. It also has a lot of extra information regarding the lifestyle of the country where it is located. This does not pertain the school per se and probably can use some cleaning as well. Added to User:Vvuppala/Desk -- PaddyM 02:28, 9 April 2006 (UTC) |
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I added some information about the medical cirriculum here but I would like it if someone could come in and edit the structure and grammar of my additions. Furthermore, SGU now has a nursing program and an undergrad program.
Removed: "...failed to gain entry..." line. It is not appropriate to denegrate the university in its own entry. To say "while disturbing, is there any evidence this isn't true?" avoids the issue: this is an encyclopedia. You use proof as justification to add entries; not as justification to refuse the removal of them. You must prove things true to add them. Not add them, and then demand them to be proven false to be removed. Furthermore, I do not see other medical school wiki entries saying "the majority of our students failed to gain admission to Harvard," despite the fact that this is true for most schools. If you have an issue with SGU, this is not the appropriate forum for expressing it.
Unforunately, for 90% of the students who attend SGU (including myself), we didn't get into US based schools. My earlier edits to add more information was putting a line in which is FACT. It is you who must prove that line to be false because I am a student at that university. I am putting that line back in.
[edit] Article Work
This article needs some work. It needs to be properly cleaned up, info needs to be added, and the section on popular culture probably belongs on a different page. PaddyM 06:04, 7 April 2006 (UTC)
