I have failed nursing 110 in CSI CUNY. I got overall 68 in lecture course. I needed to get 75. My excuse for failing the course would be method of studyingand working. 90% of test questions are critical thinking which Iwas not familiar with. Middle of the semester, I had to help out my family. I should'vesaid something but I knew they needed someone and that was me. Afterexperiencing the class, I now understand why people told me it was difficult. Iguess I was naive to think I could manage both work and nursing.
I did readmission for next semester but I got rejected. Iunderstand that my school accepts 10 readmissions in a semester. I am going to continue reapplying to the nursing program but Iheard there was a student reapplied 5 times and didn't get in. so I am also lookingfor other schools but I am not sure which schools accept a person who failedthe nursing class.
Can anybody give me a list of schools, private or public that wouldaccept a student who failed the class?
LPN is another way to get in to RN program but i heard notevery LPN get in to the program. I probably consider LPN after I graduate.
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I have failed nursing 110 in CSI CUNY. I got overall 68 in lecture course. I needed to get 75. My excuse for failing the course would be method of studyingand working. 90% of test questions are critical thinking which Iwas not familiar with. Middle of the semester, I had to help out my family. I should'vesaid something but I knew they needed someone and that was me. Afterexperiencing the class, I now understand why people told me it was difficult. Iguess I was naive to think I could manage both work and nursing.
I did readmission for next semester but I got rejected. Iunderstand that my school accepts 10 readmissions in a semester. I am going to continue reapplying to the nursing program but Iheard there was a student reapplied 5 times and didn't get in. so I am also lookingfor other schools but I am not sure which schools accept a person who failedthe nursing class.
Can anybody give me a list of schools, private or public that wouldaccept a student who failed the class?
LPN is another way to get in to RN program but i heard notevery LPN get in to the program. I probably consider LPN after I graduate.