Cheating at your school - page 3

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   Nov 3, '07

   bump.
2. 
   Nov 3, '07

   That is awful! I never think about the people around me when I am taking a test - I'm concentrating on my answers!
   You have nothing to feel guilty about - go into your appointment with that attitude - "I am not guilty!"
3. 
   Nov 5, '07

   Another bump! I am hoping that the OP can tell us where she is with this.
   
   We are all pulling for you!
4. 
   Nov 5, '07

   I would like to know if the prof talk to the girl that was cheating off your test. If he was paying that much attention to her cheating off you test then why he/she didn't realize that you weren't paying attention to the fact that the girl was cheating. Being a Professional, he/she should have took that individuals test. :angryfire
   
   What was the End result?
5. 
   Nov 5, '07

   Hmmmm anyone notice that she was from Canada? Thats a whole different situation there....................
6. 
   Nov 5, '07

   EXACTLY! This poor individual is from CANADA! I, originally from N.H., moved to Quebec (Canada) because I got married. It's a terrible place. So very different from the U.S. It is not, wait until they prove you guilty, it is FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT to prove you are innocent. Because my darling husband is taking his sweet old time to decide whether he wants to move or not, I am tired of waiting, and have started taking prerequisites for my nursing degree. I have applied to schools in Vermont because there are no english program for nursing where I live and I have been told that I am not competent enough in French to enroll in their three year degree program for nursing. I am paying tuition of $16,704 PER YEAR, so times two, will be over $30,000 for a 2 year nursing degree because I am out of state. They do things so differently there and I absolutely HATE IT! My heart goes out to this girl who is being taken advantage of. I wish I knew what to tell her but I don't. All I can say is that there is a local legal clinic that offers free advice. PM me if more information is needed.
7. 
   Nov 5, '07

   Bosue- I am a NH Native and back here. Not lived in another country but have you checked out any colleges in MOntreal? And are you aware that you may be eligible for the lower tuition for regional students in VT or NH.
   
   Best wishes to you and may you have your move and degree soon!
8. 
   Nov 6, '07

   i have asked about nebhe, a lowered tuition rate but unfortunately, it does not ``cross the border.`` that is what i was told by the financial aid administrator at my school. i would have to move back to the u.s., but then again, tuition rates for resident do not become effective for one year. i would be living there for one year and paying the same tuition as i am now. the resident tuition only applies twelve months after you live there so i really wouldn`t be saving, plus rents are more expensive in the u.s. than where i am in canada.
   
   as for montreal, i am 2 hours and 30 minutes away, one way, so that is not feasible. newport vermont is 50 minutes away and lydonville is one hour away. also, the program in montreal in 3 years, versus 2 years for the u.s. adn program. the salary i`ll make in my first year nursing will somewhat make up for the cheaper schooling in canada. the tuition rates in canada are unbelievably low compared to ours in the u.s.
   
9. 
   Jan 26, '08

   Thank you all so much for your support....I just posted in a new thread about what happened.
10. 
    Jan 26, '08

    hearing stuff like this is what makes me hate nursing school...i get worried that for some unknown reason the teacher could just kick my butt out of class one day! Nursing school feels like boot-camp sometimes
11. 
    Jan 26, '08

    Quote from melisgood

    hearing stuff like this is what makes me hate nursing school...i get worried that for some unknown reason the teacher could just kick my butt out of class one day! Nursing school feels like boot-camp sometimes

    I feel the same way!!!

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