CIT-U grammatically incorrect?

[amorchuckie]

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It is not CITU, it's CIT-U.

That has been a long debate with the Alumni, the CHED and the owner of the school itself. The officers of the alumni have been pushing to maintain the "CIT" letters since it has been known in the entire phil producing Top notchers and great graduates especially during its great early days. Moreover, it's awkward to tell to your children when they ask the question, "Asa diay ka graduate Mama/Papa?". Proud kaayo ka sa imo alma-matter labi na ni graduate ka with flying colors and a board top notcher nya suddenly wala nay kaila in the next generation.

MIT was bought by millionaires after the Mapua Family decided to sell the school due to conflicts with it's heirs. The new owner decided to change the name but the alumni bombard them with protest with same reason. MIT is still MIT even though it's already a university.

[botoy0917]

It is not CITU, it's CIT-U.

That has been a long debate with the Alumni, the CHED and the owner of the school itself. The officers of the alumni have been pushing to maintain the "CIT" letters since it has been known in the entire phil producing Top notchers and great graduates especially during its great early days. Moreover, it's awkward to tell to your children when they ask the question, "Asa diay ka graduate Mama/Papa?". Proud kaayo ka sa imo alma-matter labi na ni graduate ka with flying colors and a board top notcher nya suddenly wala nay kaila in the next generation.

MIT was bought by millionaires after the Mapua Family decided to sell the school due to conflicts with it's heirs. The new owner decided to change the name but the alumni bombard them with protest with same reason. MIT is still MIT even though it's already a university.

tu-ara.. gi english najud para kasabot mo...

[Judgement]

Hmm IMO maypa gi retain nlng as 'CIT' ang name to avoid confusions like this hehe mao mn say gi ingon sa ako mga kaila nga ngano naa pay institute nga university naman kaha neh...

[cloudduster]

tu-ara.. gi english najud para kasabot mo...

Why man inyong e compare ang MIT sa CIT nga MIT still stands for Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Imong geh explain sa imong previous thread nga today, CIT means nothing, nil, zilch. Sakto ba akong pag sabot?

Ngano diay kung mo explain ka sa imong future siblings, mo ingon lang diay ka CIT? "Unsa diay ng CIT ma/pa" Mo ingon lang ka, wa lang, CIT lang Diba mo ingon jud ka nga Cebu Institute of Technology."

Ang problema man gud ana, halus tanan skul sa kalibutan mag gamit acronym. So mao na diha ang problema.

[nathanjohn]

bai @cloud i think MIT ila pasabot is Mapua not Massachusetts
and i do understand the point now regarding the retaining of CIT as a name and not as an acroname
its purely for business reasons
they dont want to appear as "new or start-up university"

[pinoy_09]

Maybe the TS should take a closer look at his grammar first.

[eskeryon]

Ang FEATI University sa Manila kay previously Far Eastern Aeronautical and Technical Institute ug mas known siya sa una as FEATI pero gi-attach ang word University when it gain the said status. On another thing kon mag change ug acronym from CIT to any other form ang maapektuhan ug maayo kay ang CITAA sa America. Ang CIT Alumni Association didto sa America kay established na kaayo mao nga sa previous nga International Alumni Homecoming kon ang taga Pilipinas gusto moattend kay ila lang ipakita sa US Embassy ang invitation letter sa Alumni Homecoming ug majority kay gitagaan ug multiple entry nga visa. So Karon didto sa America wa gyud sila mousab sa name ang CITAA.

[azzkicker]

ayyy sauce!!.. kung wrong gramar pna boss TS wala na unta na gpadayon...

[urejiak]

Taken from wiki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institute):

In some countries institutes can be part of a university or other institutions of higher education, either as a group of departments or an autonomous educational institution without a traditional university status such as a "university Institute".
^ It's just that CIT University attached university to her name, not following the tradition. Sa una bitaw nga dili pa university, ang uban sige ingon nga dili at par with a university status.

Also, CIT University is not the only institute with the word 'university' attached to her name.
See some:
RMIT University - Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University (Australia)
VIT University - Vellor Institute of Technology University (India)
UOIT - University of Ontario Institute of Technology (Canada)
UIT of Velizy - University Institute of Technology of Vélizy (France)
WVU Tech - West Virginia University Institute of Technology (US)

[botoy0917]

Why man inyong e compare ang MIT sa CIT nga MIT still stands for Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Imong geh explain sa imong previous thread nga today, CIT means nothing, nil, zilch. Sakto ba akong pag sabot?

Ngano diay kung mo explain ka sa imong future siblings, mo ingon lang diay ka CIT? "Unsa diay ng CIT ma/pa" Mo ingon lang ka, wa lang, CIT lang Diba mo ingon jud ka nga Cebu Institute of Technology."

Ang problema man gud ana, halus tanan skul sa kalibutan mag gamit acronym. So mao na diha ang problema.

akong gi sulti bai na ang CIT wala nay meaning or acronym... but representation gihapon sa skwelahan. kay ilado baya na ha. na mao jud nay tawag... "CIT" pero gi pun.an lang ug university.... kung unsa akong gi explain.. mao raman sad pag explain namo mga graduating sauna.