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Btw. I graduate in November and have already received calls from places interested me (ACNP) and well aware that I attended walden.

OP is absolutely false. Even a lot of brick and mortar schools require their students to find their own preceptors. I have all mine lined up (takes some work and networking) but found that my preceptors and health systems were excited to have me learn with them. Online learning can be more difficult than in class learning - you're the one that determines how much effort you put in, just like anywhere else. My advice -try harder and don't give up.

(Sorry,accidentally posted too soon). At work the other night I was talking with an icu nurse with10+ yrs experience. The best advise from her was that everyday she still comes to work worried about how well we will do. People (the public, doctors, other nurses) place us on such a pedestal and forget to realize the how huge of a learning gap there is. Take this as a learning experience and let your manager know how you are feeling. More than likely( if she is a decent manger) she will be grateful that she has a nurse on the floor who is willing to see her need for continued learning and will be more encouraged for your effort.

No one is perfect and there will Keats be mistakes, even amongst the best