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Hi Ohio,

I was just accepted into the rets tech LPN program today, then of course, I will continue in the fast track and go into the RN program. I will be starting april 23rd, is anyone else beginning at the same time?

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Specializes in geriatrics, currently med-surg.

I Have To Agree, I Am One From The Class That 16 Out Of 40 (whatever The Statistics) Failed. I Passed My Boards The First Time And I Feel It Was Because I Did Apply Myself Through Out The Program. Too Many People Did Slip Through The Cracks So To Speak. So If They Stopped That Maybe The Pass Rate Would Get Better!!!!

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Well, I know they are still making changes because they are still in the beginning stages. I see positive changes for the classes behind me. They actually get some experience that weren't available to my class, but thats how things go. I believe that if they stop making excuses for those sliding through the cracks that things will be better for their reputation. All I know is that it's almost over and I need to pass boards so I scheduled my own NCLEX-RN review with Mark Klimek with half of my class. LOL!

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just wondering, how can teachers (especially a and p) allow students to slide through. Honestly I am just curious. If the grades aren't there then the grades aren't there....right? Or do they give them extra credit or something?:angryfire Just wondering.

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Well I wondered that same thing but I have watched a select few in my class pass when they should've failed. I only know this because they talk about how they made it and shouldn't have. Then there are others who were failed for less than half a point!!! Explain that. LOL! I just wonder what the REALLY did for extra credit?!

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Specializes in Cardiac, Med-Surg, ICU.
Well I wondered that same thing but I have watched a select few in my class pass when they should've failed. I only know this because they talk about how they made it and shouldn't have. Then there are others who were failed for less than half a point!!! Explain that. LOL! I just wonder what the REALLY did for extra credit?!

Isn't THAT the truth! ;) Oh well, I'm graduating in a few short weeks anyways! A good thing happening this week is the central line lab check-offs. I was starting to get kinda nervous about that!

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Hey?! I think we are in the same class??? But I still don't know who you are. Hmmmmmmmm! LOL

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Specializes in Cardiac, Med-Surg, ICU.

LOL! Guess who? I'll give you a hint. Who in your class would most likely remember that an MSA plate is selective and differential for Staphylococcus spp. AND how so?

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HI!!!!! LOL!
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Specializes in Cardiac, Med-Surg, ICU.

Shelllloooo!

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hello, rets afiliates i am in my first symester in cuyahoga falls, ohio. we are worried about the accreditation or lack of . my current employer will not give me an rn job b/c rets is not nln accrediated anyone with any solutions and did anyone transfer in any courses?

ohio concerned.

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Specializes in Telemetry, Hospice.

I am beginning RETS in Centerville on Aug 13. The Centerville location has accreditation NLN. See the following link: http://www.nlnac.org/Forms/directorySearch.asp

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missy1972, congrates on starting the program. do you know anyone who graduated from rets? what did they quote as a fee?

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