The benefits of LCs are profound and well-supported in the literature. Notable benefits include:
- boosting academic success & improved GPA:
- increased graduation rate/decreased attrition;
- improved relationships & connection with faculty;
- increased satisfaction with learning experiences;
- creates lasting friendships and peer-to-peer support.
To the ASU Nursing Program- Please reconsider making such a drastic change which will, undoubtedly, impact nursing student success! Let’s demonstrate for our future nurses what real professional RN learning communities are all about - teamwork! Let’s foster this for our future RNs.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I have a job as well
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Tommy Lee
6 years ago
I strongly believe that with the challenging nature of the nursing program, students should be given the liberty to choose their peers whom they work best with. I speak for everyone when I say that a lot of learning communities consist of students who commute, study, and live together. By randomizing the community it puts a burden on those not only emotionally but financially for those who rely on one another for resources and Transportation purposes.
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Amy Baumstark
6 years ago
I’m against this change !!
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Hunter Thomason
6 years ago
The minority that had issues in the past with choosing their own LC shouldn't rule the majority of the cohorts that want to chose their own LC.
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Elijah Viray
6 years ago
Although I am not opposed to change, I don't think that it is right to strip away that choice from students. Being able to schedule puts people who need certain days off for work, family, or carpooling reasons at a disadvantage because they now have to work with the schedule that they're given, rather than picking a schedule they can completely or partially work around.
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Sofia Alves
6 years ago
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Although meeting new people can sometimes be nice, when being in such a competitive, challenging and unpredictable environment; being around familiar faces and collaborating with those who you have been with before is the one thing we depend on for not only school work collaboration but mental and emotional support to get through such a tough curriculum.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
It’s literally the only choice we get in nursing school.
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Nora Dynowski
6 years ago
Would like to keep current LCs
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Ariana Chin
6 years ago
I am a term 6 student, and I believe there may be other alternatives to take pressure off students scheduling.
The benefits of LCs are profound and well-supported in the literature. Notable benefits include: - boosting academic success & improved GPA: - increased graduation rate/decreased attrition; - improved relationships & connection with faculty; - increased satisfaction with learning experiences; - creates lasting friendships and peer-to-peer support. To the ASU Nursing Program- Please reconsider making such a drastic change which will, undoubtedly, impact nursing student success! Let’s demonstrate for our future nurses what real professional RN learning communities are all about - teamwork! Let’s foster this for our future RNs.
I have a job as well
I strongly believe that with the challenging nature of the nursing program, students should be given the liberty to choose their peers whom they work best with. I speak for everyone when I say that a lot of learning communities consist of students who commute, study, and live together. By randomizing the community it puts a burden on those not only emotionally but financially for those who rely on one another for resources and Transportation purposes.
I’m against this change !!
The minority that had issues in the past with choosing their own LC shouldn't rule the majority of the cohorts that want to chose their own LC.
Although I am not opposed to change, I don't think that it is right to strip away that choice from students. Being able to schedule puts people who need certain days off for work, family, or carpooling reasons at a disadvantage because they now have to work with the schedule that they're given, rather than picking a schedule they can completely or partially work around.
Although meeting new people can sometimes be nice, when being in such a competitive, challenging and unpredictable environment; being around familiar faces and collaborating with those who you have been with before is the one thing we depend on for not only school work collaboration but mental and emotional support to get through such a tough curriculum.
It’s literally the only choice we get in nursing school.
Would like to keep current LCs
I am a term 6 student, and I believe there may be other alternatives to take pressure off students scheduling.