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Last Thursday I was at the college for the purpose of collecting my Chemistry grade with some classmates. Apparently, there was a graduation ceremony for RN's going on that night as well, and my friends started talking to one student to ask her about the program. I didn't hear the entire conversation, but one of my cohorts told me the student had stated that ELEVEN people had failed out of NUR-181 alone during her course!
Now, there's always a chance there was some sort of misunderstanding or miscommunication, but does this sound right? For what it's worth, I would think the application process and competitiveness of getting in to the program would assure a strong student population, so it makes me nervous to hear these things. I already received some insight from someone privately, but I was wondering what the public population made of this info.
Thanks!
How can they make a decision before thanksgiving if some of the candidates have their pre reqs in progress? What if the final grade/gpa from the prereqs at the end of the semester bumps a candidate into slot after the decision letters are sent out? Sounds to me that its heavily weighted on the HESI score, the rest are just tangible factors.
I agree, this is nerver wrecking (there must be a medical term for this) and confusing.
Exactly. I spoke to Elsa a few weeks ago & asked her about that. She said you get accepted with the assumption that you will pass the pre-req class you're currently taking. If you fail or get a D, you are notified that you have lost your spot. So that's how we find out this week. We'd have to..... So much to do before Spring semester starts!! I guess the GPA at time of application counts.
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I hear ya.... Reason to be confused.... I swear there's no way of knowing what to expect
An 80 is still good, above the average 76! Good luck, hopefully we'll know soon.... So hard waiting :/