Nursing Board Exam Results 2007 - Facts and Figures

Nursing Board Exam Results 2007 - Facts and Figures

The oathtaking ceremony of the successful examinees in the said examination as well as the previous ones who have not taken their Oath of Professional will be held before the Board on Monday and Tuesday, March 17 and 18, 2008, with morning and afternoon sessions at the SMX Convention Center, Pasay City (back of Mall of Asia). All must come in their white gala uniform, nurses cap, white duty shoes, without earrings, hair not touching the collar and without corsage.

Tickets will be available starting Thursday, February 28, 2008 at the Philippine Nurses’ Association, 1663 F.T. Benitez Street, Malate, Manila on a strictly first come first serve basis.

The passing rate for the past five years are as follows: June 2003, 52.77 percent; December 2003, 43.38 percent; June 2004, 55.74 percent; December 2004, 43.06 percent; June 2005, 49.40 percent; December 2005, 53.97 percent; June 2006 (the one with the supposed leakage), 41.23 percent, December 2006, 49.10 percent; June 2007, 48.32 percent; and the latest December 2007, 43.45 percent

A. WITH 100 AND MORE EXAMINEES

RANK SCHOOL

1 Saint Louis University
2 Xavier University
3 Silliman University


B. WITH 30-99 EXAMINEES

RANK SCHOOL

1 Trinity University of Asia (Trinity – Quezon City)
2 Mindanao State University – Marawi City
University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center
3 Palawan State University – P. Princesa

 For the results, go to Nursing Board Exam Passers Result 2007 

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After elections... more...

After Pacman was defeated by his opponent in General Santos City, he conducted a personal audit and found out that he hd spent more than 140 million pesos in election related expenses but was still defeated by his diminutive political rival.

A local thrift bank and two other branches of manila based commercial banks reported that they are having difficulties servicing their clients, because their clients panicked by the sudden withdrwal of Pacmans deposit.

There was a reported deal for Pacquiao to spend from out of his personal pockets, with the principals pledging to reimburse every centavo spent at the end of the campaign period.

Meanwhile, a member of Team Pacquiao said it was possible that the superstar boxer did lose that much money in his attempt to become a congressman.

“The P140-million plus Manny lost, [that] could be true,” a Pacquiao confidante said. “Definitely, it’s not lower than P100 million.”

One instance relating to how Pacquiao was duped is how two operators charged the boxer P500,000 but never worked for him after being paid.

The operators said they would help Pacquiao in his campaign but would only do so if Pacquiao paid them the initial sum. Pacquiao never heard from them again. He later found out that they were already working in his rival’s camp.


Thats the reason why he did not win and if ever im a voter there, thats the reason why i wont vote for him. he is a boxer, he doesnt have political experience yet. He had already been fooled by two operators amounting to 1 million pesos. how else would he deal with those people who take advantage of politicians or co-politicians?


more of that in http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/storypage.aspx?StoryId=79538


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