01 July 2008

NURSING SCHOOLS IN ILOILO CITY: A GUIDE (ESPECIALLY) FOR "SECOND COURSERS" (PART 5)

UNIVERSITY OF ILOILO (UI)
 

Type: Private

Address:
Rizal Street, City Proper, Iloilo City, Western Visayas, Philippines 5000

Phone Number/s:
+63 (33) 338-1071 to 7
 
Website: http://www.ui.phinma.edu.ph

Own Hospital:
None

Second Courser Program:
Yes
 
Night Class for Second Coursers: None

Master's Degree Program:
None

School Fees per Semester:
First Year - P14,000 to P16,000; Second Year - P17,000 to P19,000; Third Year - P24,000 to P26,000; Fourth Year - P30,000 to P32,000.  

PNLE Performance: Average. Despite UI's derided reputation as the so-called "dumpsite" of flunkers from the five other schools in this list, its PNLE passing percentage isn't that bad--but not that consistent as well. Recently, UI has produced some national top-ten placers.

Trivia:
Founded in 1947, UI is owned by the wealthy Lopez clan that also owns local broadcast giant ABS-CBN, with former Iloilo congressional representative Albertito Lopez as its incumbent president. 

UPDATE: The University of Iloilo now has a new owner. Read more about it here.

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NURSING SCHOOLS IN ILOILO CITY: A GUIDE (ESPECIALLY) FOR "SECOND COURSERS" (PART 6)

UNIVERSITY OF SAN AGUSTIN (USA)

Type:
Private

Address:
General Luna Street, City Proper, Iloilo City, Western Visayas, Philippines 5000

Phone Number/s:
+63 (33) 337-4841 to 44

Email:
registrar@usa.edu.ph / info@usa.edu.ph

Website:
http://www.usa.edu.ph

Own Hospital:
None
 

Second Courser Program: Yes, but with age limit (not more than 30 years old)

Night Class for Second Coursers:
None

Master's Degree Program:
Yes (thesis and non-thesis)
 

School Fees per Semester: First Year: P15,000 to P17,000; Second Year - P18,000 to P20,000; Third Year - P28,000 to P30,000; Fourth Year - P34,000 to P36,000.

PNLE Performance:
Average. In recent years, the number of PNLE passers of USA's College of Nursing hasn't been very high.
 
Trivia: Founded by Augustinian friars in 1904, USA is the oldest university in Iloilo City.


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  • Part 7 - West Visayas State University
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  • Part 5 - University of Iloilo
  • Part 4 - Saint Paul's University of Iloilo
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  • Part 2 - Central Philippine University
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NURSING SCHOOLS IN ILOILO CITY: A GUIDE (ESPECIALLY) FOR "SECOND COURSERS" (PART 7)

WEST VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY (WVSU)
 
Type: Public/State-owned

Address:
Luna Street, La Paz, Iloilo City, Western Visayas, Philippines 5000

Phone Number/s:
+63 (33) 320-0870 to 77

Website:
http://www.wvsu.edu.ph

Own Hospital:
WVSU Medical Center

Second Courser Program:
None

Night Class for Second Coursers:
None

Master's Degree Program:
Yes

School Fees per Semester:
First Year - P12,000 to P14,000; Second Year - P18,000 to P20,000; Third Year - P19,000 to P20,000; Fourth Year - P20,000 to P21,000. As a state-owned academic institution, WVSU's College of Nursing has the cheapest school fees in Iloilo City for nursing education.
 

PNLE Performance: Outstanding. WVSU's College of Nursing is not only one of the two excellent nursing schools in Iloilo City (the other being Saint Paul's University of Iloilo), it's also one of the consistent top-five best-performing nursing schools nationwide.

Trivia:
WVSU is the only state university in Iloilo City to have a Bachelor of Science in Nursing program. Its old name was Iloilo Normal School, which was established in 1902 under the Thomasites. It now aims to be one of the top ten universities in the entire Southeast Asia by 2015. (Good luck.)


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  • Part 5 - University of Iloilo
  • Part 4 - Saint Paul's University of Iloilo
  • Part 3 - Iloilo Doctors' College
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