How you lost any classesmates in this semester?

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hello, everyone. have any of your classmates left the program you are in yet. we have had a few to quit.

originally posted by love-a-nurse

wow shonda, i though we had a large class of students at the start of this semester [84]. we have lost many more since the posting of this thread.

with 125, how many are in each clinical group?

thanks and all the best to you as well.

stephany,

each clinical group had 10-12 students. this semester (first) there were only 4 clinical days. we have about 6 different clinical sites. each student did 2 days one week, then skipped a week, then did 2 days the next week. one of our regular freshman instructors is doing sophomore clinicals this semester (they too have a large group), thus requiring the dean of our program to take on clinical groups this semester. (i believe this is a first!!!)

thank you for the well wishes. welcome back, we've missed you and your posts since you've been (i know you've been busy).

The BSN Program is just the same as the ADN Program the difference is that the BSN deals with more management and things of that nature.

Update....just found out from the dean that 17 of our original 40 is gone (in 2 1/2 semesters). Four of the 10 that had flunked and readmitted have dropped (with no chance of getting back in....2 F's rule). My program dean told me this b/c I am trying to get into a class d/t a computer error. She ok'd it b/c there will be many that don't return.....kinda sad...

We have only lost one, but the 4th semester has lost 8!!!!!

Scares me to death, as I will be 4th Semester ADN in about 4 weeks.

YIKES!

I think we lost another one today, and I am pretty po'd about it. This student passed clinicals last semester, but failed theory. Is passing theory this semester, but pulled a ligament in their knee with only 5 days of clinicals left. They are going to fail him again because they will not allow him to do patient care with the injury.

Geesh, why not just make an exception due to INJURY! He obviously knows patient care, he did the whole semester before and is doing fine this semester. He has plenty of clinical hours all total!

He would make a fine nurse, so I hope they don't include injury in the strike out rule for retaking these classes. Otherwise, he will have to move to take nursing!

We started out with 54 and are now down to 41. I think spring semester will bring in about 15 or so LPNs, so we will be splitting at the seams again. One week of class left after Thanksgiving break, and then finals week! I am so ready too...it seems I have lost half of my mind this semester! My grades are great, but I'll be dang if I can remember the most mundane things! I can't even remeber to buy half of what I go to the store for, :chuckle

We started the semester with 80 and are now down to 70. Our program requires that you pass the Dosages & Solutions test with a 90% (and only one chance to re-test on it) so I suspect that is how we lost the vast majority.

Well I just had to add my two cents. I am in a BSN program and it irks me when kids do poorly on tests and then say I don't even read the text....well what do they think they are going to get on tests if they don't read. No thank you, I hope they never have to care for me when I am sick.

Specializes in LTC, ER, ICU,.

florence, and welcome to the board.

Ashley, where in FLA are you going to school? I'm hoping to get into the Manatee Community College ADN program. Are you familiar with it?

We have lost several, mainly because of pharmacology. One girl broke down and cried after a test the other day. It is so sad to have to see fellow students give up on their dreams, especially since we were all in the same boat on that first day.

Specializes in CCU/ER.

I'm in my second year of an ADN program. Last August we started with 64 students. We are now in the last two weeks of the second to last semester, and we are at 27 students.

However, that 27 includes around 10 people who joined us after failing last year!

It's a really tough program, but we have a 95% passage rate for N-CLEX exams.

Guess we'll see!

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