Formal Appeal to Restore Exam Remediations for Cohorts with Prior Access at Joyce University
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McKay DellErgo
1 year ago
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Not down for Joyce to do a money grab by taking away something that was previously agreed upon.
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Jennifer Narcomey
1 year ago
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These remediations are not only a chance for students to raise their exam grades, but they also give students the chance to gain a better understanding of the material they may be struggling with. This furthers student's knowledge, so they have a higher likelihood of passing the NCLEX and becoming a better nurse.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
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I believe it is counterproductive and discouraging to alter the curriculum mid-year, especially when it involves removing a resource that directly supports students in preparing for the NCLEX. Such changes not only disrupt the learning process but can also create the impression that administrative decisions are misaligned with the primary goal of helping students successfully graduate and pass the NCLEX. I urge the administration to consider the impact on student outcomes and to prioritize consistency and support in curriculum planning.
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Kiley Harless
1 year ago
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As a current RN with a bachelors degree, 6years of experience - 4 of which are in critical care, I believe this is an inefficient way to approach teaching nursing.
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Abdulkad Mohamed
1 year ago
Stop increasing prices
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Anonymous
1 year ago
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I don’t think it’s appropriate to change curriculum mid school year especially to take away something that has helped students prepare for the NCLEX and can be detrimental to their ability to pass classes or maintain expected GPAs
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Beverlee Broomfield
1 year ago
Everyone should get a fair shot in life!!
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Karen Gardner
1 year ago
Fairness to all nurses, hospital workers and staff.
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John Gonzalez
1 year ago
We stand for fairness and consistency
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Rebecca Aguilar
1 year ago
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Remediation was promised when we started the program. We have Remediations for all classes EXCEPT mental health.
Not down for Joyce to do a money grab by taking away something that was previously agreed upon.
These remediations are not only a chance for students to raise their exam grades, but they also give students the chance to gain a better understanding of the material they may be struggling with. This furthers student's knowledge, so they have a higher likelihood of passing the NCLEX and becoming a better nurse.
I believe it is counterproductive and discouraging to alter the curriculum mid-year, especially when it involves removing a resource that directly supports students in preparing for the NCLEX. Such changes not only disrupt the learning process but can also create the impression that administrative decisions are misaligned with the primary goal of helping students successfully graduate and pass the NCLEX. I urge the administration to consider the impact on student outcomes and to prioritize consistency and support in curriculum planning.
As a current RN with a bachelors degree, 6years of experience - 4 of which are in critical care, I believe this is an inefficient way to approach teaching nursing.
Stop increasing prices
I don’t think it’s appropriate to change curriculum mid school year especially to take away something that has helped students prepare for the NCLEX and can be detrimental to their ability to pass classes or maintain expected GPAs
Everyone should get a fair shot in life!!
Fairness to all nurses, hospital workers and staff.
We stand for fairness and consistency
Remediation was promised when we started the program. We have Remediations for all classes EXCEPT mental health.