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Reekou

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  1. Stay with the RN program. I want to be an RN and am fixing to graduate from the LVN program from lack of being able to get into an RN program without sitting on a waiting list for 2 years. But I think it is cost effective to just go to the RN program and do it all at once. Just my opinion :)
  2. Hi. I believe this to be an interesting subject. I am currently in a nursing school about to graduate in April. We also have to take the HESI test and pass to walk on graduation day. We do get 2 tries currently to pass. A short time ago, we were informed that people were cheating on the HESI and so our school said they were changing to another test to give instead of HESI. The last two classes to take this test have failed it. Have they made it even harder? I have good grades all the way through my program, I can tell you if I can't pass their exit exam they are not going to like me. Taking these, who knows where they come from or the motivation for them, tests should not be a requirement to graduate from your school. I so wish I would have done more research on the schools available and known about the little things that cause you to have nightmares in school. Anyway, I see nothing wrong with the random tests they give to help and monitor, but they should not be part of the curriculum to graduate. Thanks for listening, Reekou, a very frustrated student

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