AutumnApple 1 Article; 482 Posts Specializes in M/S, Pulmonary, Travel, Homecare, Psych.. Has 12 years experience. Aug 29, 2016 That sounds like a seriously high failure rate. Is the school fully accredited? Are the teachers good at teaching? Are the students properly chosen for admission? How many students work and/or have kids in addition to being full-time students?Well, accreditation wise and everything they were legit. As far as whether the instructors could teach goes, that's subjective. I felt it was a mixed bag of good and bad.In my opinion, they were a bit too "old school". This lead to a lot of students transferring to other programs. My school embraced the "Young are in nursing school and shouldn't need spoon fed so, sink or swim" mentality. A lot of students just felt the attitude was unreasonable.That was one of the obstacles I faced in school and, it would have been the end of me if my mindset wasn't right.While my school was abnormally militant, I think my advice still applies to people going to schools with a more modern approach tobeducation. Me, I had to deal with overt discipline minded instruxtors. Other people at other schools will get different obstacles thrown in their path. The mindset I described is necessary in both instances.I stayed at my school because my opinion was that every program has its shortcomings. There is no perfect program. More than a few of the students who transfered out continued to have problems so........
Clarifier S'il vous 33 Posts Aug 29, 2016 That is seriously messed up.I'mma tellin' ya! Sucks to find that out way too late.
