Catarina82

Yes, I understand the risks. And also that is why I am meeting with faculty to know my options. And for sure they will kick me out of the program if I fail 2 classes in normal circumstances.

I know it sounds crazy. I am just worry I would have to stay at school for another year if they don't open all the classes I need for fall semester. that's why it is so tempting to at least try. I am meeting with faculty tomorrow and hopefully she will give me the answers I need. Thanks for your reply.

Hi, so I am in the middle of a big dilemma. I am expecting my first child and my due date is in the middle of my last semester (summer) of nursing program. I would really like to finish the program but I am not sure that is a realistic goal. I would be taking five classes including one clinical. So that would probably mean be at school every day. I would have to have my baby (hopefully without any complications) and go back to class in less than a week (I cant miss more than 1 clinical). Do you think this is a realistic goal? If not, how would you handle this situation? what should I ask my advisor? Thanks

thanks for the input. I thought this was something that extended to all schools.

wow! thank you so much! this is really helpful

My school does not allow pregnant students to complete their psych rotation. I just recently found out I am pregnant and I have to take psych next semester. any of you in the same position or had the same experience? how can I fight this?