also with the schedule, I know of 2 people in my cohort that altered their schedule because they had "extenuating work circumstances"...so I was just saying this is definitely not allowed at any other...
I 100% agree with you! I know someone that just graduated 6/15 from the ABSN and she was like "just fyi you will need to study all over again bc we learned nothing from Monroe". and I know bc I have...
yes, agree 100%. in the accelerated, you are rushed and the focus is not on clinical or going to the sim lab. the focus is to pass exams and prepare to take the NCLEX. yes, we went to the sim lab but...
I’m in monroe ABSN right now. The truth is the ABSN program is on the back burner they focus way more on the progressive program. Reason why is because their lpn-RN NCLEX pass rate is like 99% so...
If you are a student not in Monroe and your an lpn (and you already took the pnnclex) but not an RN then you have to take the predictor exam which is on ATI in order to get into Monroe lpn- RN...
sorry didn't read the question all the way, if you pass it then yes you would be able to start again with another cohort but you will have to wait to they are in the same position as you.
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so before if you failed it you couldnt come back, you would be dismissed from the program. but with covid they changed it (not sure if they will change the rules back.) if you fail now then you would...
Yes that’s true! I believe there were 2 people in his class that didn’t pass it on the first try I believe and they had to stay behind ? you can take it again but you won’t move onto the next...
Yes…After lpn they had to take the lpn NCLEX I think it’s called the pnclex I forgot. Then once you pass than you can move forward to the next part which is the RN. (You have to pass that lpn...
pharmacy tech here in nyc and I would never in 1million years EVER be a pharmacist. they treat pharmacist so bad and they are so disrespected and devalued. It's one of those careers that looks amazing...
so for portage there's one called 'global religion and culture' and then there's 'intro to ethics' they are both under humanities ...the reason I was told those might have been allowed was bc I sent...