During our last phone appointment, my program mentor stated that "Objective assessments have a significantly higher level of difficulty than the pre-assessments."
She also proceeded to say that just because I do well on a pre-assessment, this does not mean I will pass the objective assessment at the end of the course. So for those of you who have completed one of WGU's nursing programs or have been currently enrolled for a while, how accurate are my program mentor's statements?
In other words, are WGU's objective assessments significantly more challenging than their pre-assessments? Thanks in advance for any information you can offer.
Hello thecommuter, I know this is completely off subject but I have a few questions about nursing school. I was reading some of your comments from another board about algebra and your research about nursing schools. I failed my first semester of nursing school and I'm trying to figure out what other options are good. Did you attend Platt college in Tulsa for your LPN?
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Hello the commuter, I know this is completely off subject but I have a few questions about nursing school. I was reading some of your comments from another board about algebra and your research about nursing schools. I failed my first semester of nursing school and I'm trying to figure out what other options are good. Did you attend Platt college in Tulsa for your LPN?
Nope. For my LVN program, I attended Casa Loma College in Van Nuys, California (greater Los Angeles area) back in 2005.
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Hello thecommuter, I know this is completely off subject but I have a few questions about nursing school. I was reading some of your comments from another board about algebra and your research about nursing schools. I failed my first semester of nursing school and I'm trying to figure out what other options are good. Did you attend Platt college in Tulsa for your LPN?