Fern1998

No I met with the professor after each and every test like I do for every class. I misunderstood what you were asking. For this class though because I knew I was struggling after the second test I was advised to go and see student counseling services (who could not see me).

Yes. I met with the professor for remediation after the final.

I study by myself every day at least 2 hours a day. On the weekends, I studied with my cohort group for 5-6 each day. The final I studied an additional 4 hours a day with my grandmother -who is a former school teacher. I was trying to get all the study techniques covered to help myself. I made one of the highest grades in the class on the final (71). I’m more worried about sitting out of classes for 6 months before I get back into classes. I’m not saying that my grade is incorrect, I’m saying that I was denied services for testing counseling which is one of the major points schools get for accreditation.

Need some advise. The nursing program I am in requires a 73 test average in addition to a 73 overall average. This semester in one class I ended up with a 71 test average but a 75 overall average and as a result I failed the class this semester. I filed an appeal and was denied. However after taking with some friends, I realized I might have a chance with requesting a meeting with the Provost. Here is my argument, I went to the profession after every test for remediation. After my second remediation with my professor, she suggested I go speak with the student services counselor. I reached out to them but they couldn’t see me before the next test and suggested I reach out to local counselors in the area. I called them and never received a call back. So now, I have a meeting with the provost and want to be fully prepared for my argument that I wasn’t provided services that are required for the school to keep its accreditation. Does anyone have any experience with talking to the Provost?