Enlighten me please : IT or MedTech? :(

[kurdapia.nikki]

hehehe. never let the I DONT KNOWS bring you down
bisan og ako
i swear
elem pa gane ko ani nga time ha

akong dinrawingan kai mga stick figures
then naka amigo ko og twins na maau kaau
mu draw og anime
gpangtagaan lang ko nila og
dragon ball og sailor moon nga mga cards
ako g praktis.praktisan ang diff body figures
nakaya ra man

up until now
mgcge ko draw mga body figures
hahaha
well, its the only thing lingaw for me to draw
challenging kaau
hehee =]]

pero again
goodluck sa pagiging medtech =]
heheehe
lingaw man pud daw na
ako ako cuzn nga medtech pud.

Ohh. I hope so. HAHAHA.
I hope I'd enjoy the pleasure of studying feces, saliva, blood, and all those stuffs.
HAHAHA. I bet I should change my study habits to STUDY at home and not at school.
Nor would none want to study the components of a feces before lunch break. HAHAHA.

[jerry_june3]

YOU SHOULD BETTER STUDY AT HOME
tha studying those ENTITIES before
eating time

that would be very appetizing
and i mean that ironically.
hehe

saludo ako sayo
sci hi gud ka gkan
ngilngig jud mo

[crazyme82]

go for where your heart is dyud...dili tungod sa gusto sa imo parents..lisod kaau mag med tech ka den d diay ka ganahan, napugos ra diay ka....med tech ko, and m workn abroad..if papili-on ko, pili-on nako nga anha ko sa pinas kaysa dri..

[kurdapia.nikki]

YOU SHOULD BETTER STUDY AT HOME
tha studying those ENTITIES before
eating time

that would be very appetizing
and i mean that ironically.
hehe

saludo ako sayo
sci hi gud ka gkan
ngilngig jud mo

HAHA. Geh lang.
Saludo sad ako sayo.
UP kaha ka

go for where your heart is dyud...dili tungod sa gusto sa imo parents..lisod kaau mag med tech ka den d diay ka ganahan, napugos ra diay ka....med tech ko, and m workn abroad..if papili-on ko, pili-on nako nga anha ko sa pinas kaysa dri..

HAHAHA. Mao sad lage na.
My parents insist that I take up a medical course cause they wanted me to work abroad.
And I don't have plans jud in going out the country.
I wanna work here and have my own business here too.
Ugh. Kapoi kaayu sila oi.
I don't understand why they find abroad our future.
Didn't they know that others countries are like a wrath of Hades of the Underworld. LOL!

[jerry_june3]

hehe
anaa! =]
appear! wapaak

[canister_sa_puwet]

go where your heart is

[doc2be]

these words below are opinionated ideas, these dont really mean an advice, its just giving you an idea on what could or will happen:

hi nikki!.if you'd ask me, i'll go for Med-Tech. consider your "stability" for the future. there are over a hundred times more IT grads than Medt-Tech..it wud mean lesser chance of the "dream" you have because of too many competetors. courses that produce less graduates, like Med-Tech, are being paid high because Med-Techs are of less number but the demands here & abroad are soaring high!.there are new big hospitals that are emerging, labs like Hi-Precision, or even healthcare facilities all over the Phils..all these need Med-techs to cater diagnostic procedures..if these hospitals, clinics or labs encounter computer related problems, they don't usually consult an IT grad, they instead seek help from TESDA computer-trained grads (vocational) because they can handle the job still well and cheaper pa ang bayad..and clinics or hospitals computer system are maintained only by 1 or 3 IT grads coz most of the working staff are computer literate. Europe, UAE and Canada need more Med-Techs, even if fresh grad ka, because healthcare is one of the major concerns nowadays. 50k more or less as a start salary for fresh grads/month..yup! the salary is nice!.at the same time you're helping individuals that need procedures for treatment and diagnosis..not to mention your parents, they too will be very happy seeing you taking Med-Tech..hehe.

if ganahan jud ka IT course, you can still update yourself about it during or after Med-Tech school. A med-tech can manage IT or computer related problems, but an IT grad can never ever handle diagnostic nor med-tech prob..

if libug pa ka if asa jud ka..hmm, it means u're thinking..ahehe. im pretty sure you'll get the right or even d best decision by time..ikaw pah, schi-hi gud=)

God bless your studies.

[Peenut]

If you'd ask me.

Choose:

What's in your heart and in your mind
What's the most comfortable for you
Your passion
Your advantages
Your ideal profession (to become in the future)


We don't know what really God is up for us in the future. The important thing is neither in the past nor in the future. What is more essential is now. today and the days to come. Life goes on.

I don't know the course that tends your mind and heart to scream it out loud what you'll gonna take-up on college. You can only answer that. And what matters most is your decision.

Congratulations!

Cheers


-Peenut

[rescyth]

these words below are opinionated ideas, these dont really mean an advice, its just giving you an idea on what could or will happen:

hi nikki!.if you'd ask me, i'll go for Med-Tech. consider your "stability" for the future. there are over a hundred times more IT grads than Medt-Tech..it wud mean lesser chance of the "dream" you have because of too many competetors. courses that produce less graduates, like Med-Tech, are being paid high because Med-Techs are of less number but the demands here & abroad are soaring high!.there are new big hospitals that are emerging, labs like Hi-Precision, or even healthcare facilities all over the Phils..all these need Med-techs to cater diagnostic procedures..if these hospitals, clinics or labs encounter computer related problems, they don't usually consult an IT grad, they instead seek help from TESDA computer-trained grads (vocational) because they can handle the job still well and cheaper pa ang bayad..and clinics or hospitals computer system are maintained only by 1 or 3 IT grads coz most of the working staff are computer literate. Europe, UAE and Canada need more Med-Techs, even if fresh grad ka, because healthcare is one of the major concerns nowadays. 50k more or less as a start salary for fresh grads/month..yup! the salary is nice!.at the same time you're helping individuals that need procedures for treatment and diagnosis..not to mention your parents, they too will be very happy seeing you taking Med-Tech..hehe.

if ganahan jud ka IT course, you can still update yourself about it during or after Med-Tech school. A med-tech can manage IT or computer related problems, but an IT grad can never ever handle diagnostic nor med-tech prob..

if libug pa ka if asa jud ka..hmm, it means u're thinking..ahehe. im pretty sure you'll get the right or even d best decision by time..ikaw pah, schi-hi gud=)

God bless your studies.

Naa cya point here. Ako kay ganahan ko IT pero I know it's medical course jd ang big chance na maka abroad. Yes enig grad sa IT mu earn mu minimum na 10k then up up and medtech from 2.5k - 5k ra. Pero ang chance of going abroad especially sa states mas taas ang medtech. US prefers india graduates because there curriculum was based on the british system so they prefer them as much as they prefer ours in the medical field. Am i happy with my job? no. Saving a life? priceless (brought to you by visa card). Did you know mu level up ang title sa medtech dri sa states into scientist(mu take pa nuon ka test hehe)? share lng ko heheh. Prakticality lng, wa jd ko ga basul. Grabe ang opportunity dri sa US na mu earn more. I could really go on ani pero ma ladlad na kaau ko.

ps. Daghan au grad dri na IT/computer course. Program ni obama e prioritize ang mga citizen dri. So think about it.

[kurdapia.nikki]

these words below are opinionated ideas, these dont really mean an advice, its just giving you an idea on what could or will happen:

hi nikki!.if you'd ask me, i'll go for Med-Tech. consider your "stability" for the future. there are over a hundred times more IT grads than Medt-Tech..it wud mean lesser chance of the "dream" you have because of too many competetors. courses that produce less graduates, like Med-Tech, are being paid high because Med-Techs are of less number but the demands here & abroad are soaring high!.there are new big hospitals that are emerging, labs like Hi-Precision, or even healthcare facilities all over the Phils..all these need Med-techs to cater diagnostic procedures..if these hospitals, clinics or labs encounter computer related problems, they don't usually consult an IT grad, they instead seek help from TESDA computer-trained grads (vocational) because they can handle the job still well and cheaper pa ang bayad..and clinics or hospitals computer system are maintained only by 1 or 3 IT grads coz most of the working staff are computer literate. Europe, UAE and Canada need more Med-Techs, even if fresh grad ka, because healthcare is one of the major concerns nowadays. 50k more or less as a start salary for fresh grads/month..yup! the salary is nice!.at the same time you're helping individuals that need procedures for treatment and diagnosis..not to mention your parents, they too will be very happy seeing you taking Med-Tech..hehe.

if ganahan jud ka IT course, you can still update yourself about it during or after Med-Tech school. A med-tech can manage IT or computer related problems, but an IT grad can never ever handle diagnostic nor med-tech prob..

if libug pa ka if asa jud ka..hmm, it means u're thinking..ahehe. im pretty sure you'll get the right or even d best decision by time..ikaw pah, schi-hi gud=)

God bless your studies.

Hi! Inspiring sad kaayu ka dah. HAHA.
Bitao. That's what I thought jud.
Mao ng decided nako for MedTech.
It's the stable career that I am after for.
Maybe ako passion after nlng sa ako stable career
hihihih

If you'd ask me.

Choose:

What's in your heart and in your mind
What's the most comfortable for you
Your passion
Your advantages
Your ideal profession (to become in the future)


We don't know what really God is up for us in the future. The important thing is neither in the past nor in the future. What is more essential is now. today and the days to come. Life goes on.

I don't know the course that tends your mind and heart to scream it out loud what you'll gonna take-up on college. You can only answer that. And what matters most is your decision.

Congratulations!

Cheers


-Peenut

Chars! Thanks Peenut. Hehe.

Naa cya point here. Ako kay ganahan ko IT pero I know it's medical course jd ang big chance na maka abroad. Yes enig grad sa IT mu earn mu minimum na 10k then up up and medtech from 2.5k - 5k ra. Pero ang chance of going abroad especially sa states mas taas ang medtech. US prefers india graduates because there curriculum was based on the british system so they prefer them as much as they prefer ours in the medical field. Am i happy with my job? no. Saving a life? priceless (brought to you by visa card). Did you know mu level up ang title sa medtech dri sa states into scientist(mu take pa nuon ka test hehe)? share lng ko heheh. Prakticality lng, wa jd ko ga basul. Grabe ang opportunity dri sa US na mu earn more. I could really go on ani pero ma ladlad na kaau ko.

ps. Daghan au grad dri na IT/computer course. Program ni obama e prioritize ang mga citizen dri. So think about it.

Yuppy! And I think di ko maglisud ug find work abroad kay ako Auntie,
Head Nurse sa usa ka hospital in Florida. So mayta di kaayu ko maglisud ani.
I hoped I'd get to love this course