Curlzz007

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the delivery of most nursing programs. Prior to COVID, Wallace State decided to bring back their hybrid RN program. (Lectures are recorded). Will more programs consider continuing the hybrid option in the future since changes were required due to the pandemic?

Currently most college campuses have restricted classroom instruction and are now online, and that includes nursing programs. I understand Wallace State has decided to bring back their hybrid program, which allowed some type of flexibility when it comes the lectures (50/50 or lectures available online) Do you think additional colleges will consider the hybrid format since it’s the new normal due to COVID-19?

I was enrolled in the full time program in 2007. I failed my fundamentals by 2 points. There are a few factors that contributed to me not progressing in the program. It was bad timing and also the campus I attended had some issues. I agree "easy" should never be used when it comes to nursing. Now that it's been almost 10 years, I'm reconsidering it but I know I have to work.

But I plan on working. This time around a believe the part time/night program will be better for me. I also think I can focus more since I'm older. I will have my B.S. in Health Science later this year and will have all of my pre-reqs completed. I've already looked at local part time program curriculum and it appears there is only one nursing course per semester. I do have a question, especially for those who have been in both traditional and part time programs. Do you find it easier to get through the part time program? If "easier" is even possible in nursing school. lol...What are your thoughts?