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Capital Medical Dean: Success Rate Drop Normal, Cheating Harmful
Dr. Rasha Al-Rifa'i, former Dean of the College of Medicine at Helwan Capital University, discussed the reasons behind the low success rates in the first-year students of medical colleges. She explained that this is a natural outcome of the challenging nature of medical studies, which require strong scientific abilities and significant effort, especially since students transition directly from high school to medical school without preparatory stages, as is common in some Western countries. She emphasized that the rise in cheating rates leads to the progression of unqualified students to advanced stages, posing serious risks to society and the future of the medical profession. This situation results in doctors who are not capable of assuming professional responsibility or properly dealing with patients. She called for decisive action against the phenomenon of cheating, stressing that success should be based on genuine achievement and scientific knowledge.
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