Aimeelynn1

Yup! I know how you feel! I was terrible with math! I took a remediation course and it helped tons! I got an A in my math course in my LPN program! Don't give up! Spectrabrite is right...mat is a very important component to nursing, so you want to be sure your confident. Take a nth class and I'm sure it'll help! Good luck!

I'm pretty certain it's about dollars and cents. And I also agree that there probably isn't much that will change the mind of the Board. I'm not going down without a fight!!

No worries!! I have been through 4 clinical rotations and I still get nervous too!! Everyone has pretty much covered what to expect....but if you have good classmates, someone will take you under their wing and help you out. Im sure you'll do great! Good luck!

I am currently a Student Nurse of Marion Community School of Practical Nursing in Indiana. We learned on Thursday morning (on the front page of the newspaper mind you) that our program is in jeopardy of closing. This program has been an asset to the community for the past 54 years. While we are told this closure should not affect the graduating class of 2012, our futures are still uncertain. We are not sure whether our instructors will stay throughout the remainder of the school year, as they have families to care for and may need to secure other employment. I come to this website asking for any advice....we plan to attend the Board's next meeting united with past and present students to plead for our program and provide them with the human element. We want to show them the lives this program has impacted. Any help from anyone would be much appreciated. We are kind of reeling at the moment and need to spring into action, as the meeting is March 14! Anyone have any thoughts?