2.

The difference between the vision, mission, and value statements is that, the
Vision statement focuses more on the end desire or ideals of the insitution. It is
a statement that sets our desire as a distinct and motivating goal for us to
achieve by the end of our journey. Whereas the Mission statement focuses on the
intentions of the instition. It talks about the ideal ways of how you can achieve
the goal that has been set upon you. On the other hand, the value statement are
different in a way that this statements are list of fundamental doctrines that will
guide the institution. It creates a moral direction for the institution to follow
along.

3.
The vision of the school states that it is a leading Filipino university preparing
responsible global leaders, anchored on total human formation, for God, country,
and humankind. The college's vision states, A premiere medical laboratory science
school in the country renowned for molding men and women distinguished by their
excellence and integrity in healthcare leadership, morally and ethically grounded
while putting themselves in the service of God, men, and country.
The statement that both the school's vision and the college's vision are achievable
and realistic holds true, and it can be elaborated upon by examining the historical
context and the core values of Liceo University and its College of Medical
Laboratory Science.

Yes, the school's vision as well as the College of Medical Laboratory Science's
vision are both achievable and realistic. The idea that the vision is achievable
and realistic is anchored in the history and legacy of Liceo University. Over the
years, the university has demonstrated a consistent commitment to its vision,
producing not only competent graduates but also those who harness the capability to
become future leaders. The university's history serves as evidence that the
university's vision is achievable. It reflects a tradition of excellence and a
culture of nurturing well-rounded individuals who excel academically and in life
beyond academics.

The university's reputation as a competitive institution is a testament that its

vision is achievable. The university's ability to produce well-rounded students in
various fields, including the College of Medical Laboratory Science, gives a clear
idea that the vision is not just an abstract ideal but a practical pursuit deeply
embedded in the institution's ethics. The successful historical track record leads
to the credibility that the vision is realistic. The clarity and conciseness of the
university's vision statement also contribute to its achievability and realism. A
clear vision statement sets clear expectations for students and faculty alike. It
provides a roadmap and a shared understanding of the university's objectives. This
practicality makes it easier for individuals within the institution to work
collectively towards implementing the vision.

4.
The mission of the school states "The univeristy is committed to deliver quality
instruction, research, and service learning for global integration. The College of
Medical Science's Mission states that "Commits to produce commpetent and
competitieve professionals imbued with ethical values, exercising technical and
scietific laboratory functions in caring clients locally adn globally.

Yes, both the school and the College's mission provides us an idea of why we are
different. The school mission ephasizes to the commitment to deliver quality
instruction, this idea goes beyond mere education. It solidifes the idea that
students studying at Liceo Univeristy recieve an education that sets them apart
from the norm. This commitment to excellence and qualoty implies that student not
only gain knowlegde but also acquire the skills and mindset necessary to excel in
their chosen fields. One of which is the College of Medical Laboratory science,
with the mission that focus on ethical values, technical and scientific laboratory
functions, and a global perspective, further highlights the uniqueness of the
education provided. It signifies that students are not only trained in their chosen
fields but the univerity and the college also instilled them with a strong ethic
founcation. This distinguishes the students from their peers from other
institutions. he global perspective indicates that students are prepared to thrive
in a diverse and interconnected world, setting them apart as well-rounded
individuals who can make a significant impact both locally and globally.

In essence, the missions of both the school and the college underscore the idea
that education at Liceo University is not just about acquiring knowledge but about
fostering a unique set of qualities and values that differentiate its students. It
signifies a commitment to producing graduates who are not only academically
proficient but also possess the ethical standards and global awareness necessary to
excel in their careers and make a positive impact on society.

5.
The transition from being an outsider to becoming a full-fledged student at Liceo
University signifies a profound shift in your identity and values. This
transformation is underpinned by the core values that the school has established,
and as you internalize these values, you can carry them forward in several
meaningful ways. To embody these traits effectively, it's crucial to not just
memorize these core values but also genuinely embrace their true significance. As
these values become an integral part of your character, they will shape your
choices and actions, not only within the academic environment but also in your
interactions with broader society. Consequently, you can become a living example of
these values, manifesting them in your behavior, relationships, and contributions
to society. It's equally important to remind oneself that as a student at Liceo
University pursuing a degree in BSMLS, it becomes your responsibility to uphold
these principles and ideals. Recognizing that you represent not only the
institution's name but also its values As these traits become ingrained in our
character, they will serve as a guide for our future actions and decisions.
Furthermore, the primary objective is to apply the traits established by the
school. Incorporating these traits into your life can exemplify personal values.
For instance, the pursuit of excellence is a key aspect of this application,
motivating us to strive to be the best versions of ourselves, both academically and
in our personal lives.

1. I firmly believe that the primary goal of the healthcare system that should take
precedence in our country is improving the responsiveness of the health system to
the population it serves. While we have witnessed the implementation of laws and
reforms aimed at promoting the well-being of our nation, there remains a critical
gap in how our healthcare system responds to the needs of our people. The sluggish
responsiveness of our healthcare system, particularly in local areas, became
painfully evident during the pandemic. Our nation was confronted with a crisis for
which we were ill-prepared, resulting in extensive damage to not only our physical
and mental health but also our economy. The delayed response, resulted from
inadequate funding and planning, serves as a stark reminder of why prioritizing
this goal to enhance our healthcare system is imperative. It's not just a matter of
convenience; it's a matter of safeguarding the lives and livelihoods of every
Filipino.

2. No. To be honest, I firmly believe that there is considerable room for

improvement within our healthcare sector. While many may argue that the healthcare
system is on the right track, I hold a contrary viewpoint. Drawing from my personal
experience in Lanao del Sur, a province I hail from, I've witnessed firsthand the
deficiencies in terms of the healthcare workforce, medical equipment, financial
resources, and even the availability of essential medications. These deficiencies
have compelled us to undertake lengthy journeys to access the necessary healthcare
services. Furthermore, it's disheartening to note that some individuals in my
community choose to forgo healthcare services due to the financial burden of
traveling to distant cities for treatment. This situation highlights the urgent
need for a more equitable healthcare system. Given that even a relatively well-off
province like ours faces these challenges, one can only imagine the challenges
faced by those individuals in even more remote areas. For that reason, I would like
to recommend a healthcare strategy that prioritizes the needs of underserved
regions before distributing resources into cities like Manila and other parts of
Luzon. This approach would ensure that those who are most in need of assistance
receive it promptly, fostering a healthcare sector dedicated to the well-being and
betterment of every Filipino.