I am enrolled in a 2 year program for my RN degree and am almost there - due to graduate in May. I am so excited to be almost done. But there is something going on that I can't get off my mind. In the last few weeks I have had clinical with another student that is going around bragging that she didn't have to follow the attendance policy and still passed all of the classes. She would switch off with a friend and they would sign each other in. Our campus has a very strict policy. You can miss up to three classes through the semester, anything more than that and they start taking 2 pts off your final average. The fact that she did this has made me upset, there are other students that have failed in the past due to this rule, even if the absenses were out of their control. I want to say something, but we are so close to the end I don't know if it matters. But I am worried she is going to be one of the nurses that either will make a mistake and hide it, which could cost someone their life, or not really know something because she missed too many classes. Should I say something, or just keep my mouth shut and remind myself that she is just hurting herself with these actions?
I am enrolled in a 2 year program for my RN degree and am almost there - due to graduate in May. I am so excited to be almost done. But there is something going on that I can't get off my mind. In the last few weeks I have had clinical with another student that is going around bragging that she didn't have to follow the attendance policy and still passed all of the classes. She would switch off with a friend and they would sign each other in. Our campus has a very strict policy. You can miss up to three classes through the semester, anything more than that and they start taking 2 pts off your final average. The fact that she did this has made me upset, there are other students that have failed in the past due to this rule, even if the absenses were out of their control. I want to say something, but we are so close to the end I don't know if it matters. But I am worried she is going to be one of the nurses that either will make a mistake and hide it, which could cost someone their life, or not really know something because she missed too many classes. Should I say something, or just keep my mouth shut and remind myself that she is just hurting herself with these actions?