mstein86

I'm currently attending GCU finishing up my MSN in nursing education. I'm in my last practicum and my education teaching portion of the class fell through. I was all set up to teach online with a nursing instructor at GCU and a plan was in place. In the same week all this happened I get an email from the school saying that program is no longer available to students. This past weekend was very stressful trying to think of a plan. I don't want to withdrawal because I don't have a education preceptor. GCU has no affiliates in the state of MN so I'm on my own. Can anyone help locate or perhaps preceptor an MSN student for my education portion of my last practicum? I'm in dire straights here... Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

This post was suppose to be about helping me pass the NCLEX....

Very well said teacher08

So I got the official results back today, I was at above passing on one area and at near the passing standard on the other areas. I think I will stick with kaplan and lacharity for now.

My school was not accredited, it was mostly an online course. Not my first choice for a school but it was close to where I lived. I was disappointed in the program to say the least. BTW i graduated with a 3.10GPA, so your saying I should have been held back? To pass a class at my school you needed 80% and that's just for a C. My school changed their program to online right before I started classes. I had too much time invested already to start at another school, waiting lists where I live are between 1-2 years.

It official I failed, I did the quick result just for a piece of mind. I think I'm going to go through the 30hrs of video again and start doing more practice questions. 3rd times a charm right? :)

I took the NCLEX the first time and it shut off at 75 questions. I knew I failed I wasn't prepared, lesson learned. Took Kaplan online and too the NLCEX yesterday, I got all 265 question, took me 5 hours and what a nightmare. I did the PVT thing and it went to the credit card page. I know there is like a 1% chance I can still pass but I'm not betting on it. So if I failed I'm not sure if I should try another study program like Hurst or ATI. Kaplan's decision tree does not make any sense to me. I have another 6-7 weeks of Kaplan. Just trying to get some opinions... Thanks