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The administration has confirmed that the ATI nursing fees will be removed from our student accounts. Your participation was essential in achieving this reversal. We will continue to monitor our billing statements to ensure this change is applied correctly.

January 24, 2017

Mount Saint Mary College ATI Nursing Charges

Mount Saint Mary College ATI Nursing Charges

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Started by Christopher Kelly 9 years, 8 months ago

The seniors and juniors of the Mount Saint Mary College School of Nursing have been charged for an NCLEX review class hosted by ATI for $500. Many students have reached out in order to protest this fee because it is felt forced and unnecessary. No student was given the chance to consent to the charges and are forced to pay regardless of interest in the program. This petition has been started because of the superfluous amount of fees we pay toward our college education which include and are not limited to clinical fees, ATI review, and a private school college tuition. This petition is written for the most recent fee regarding the NCLEX review in order to assuage the fees for the students who would rather prepare themselves on their own or through the agency they feel most fit.

Please sign if you do not support the spontaneous fee that was added to our bill and please share with family or friends who may support. Thank you for taking the time to review this post.

Updates

Reached 250 supporters

January 12, 2017

Reached 100 supporters

January 11, 2017

January 8, 2017

The number of signatures is nearing one hundred as students unite against these mandatory charges. Please bring this petition to the attention of others so that our collective request reaches the administration with sufficient weight.

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Anathea Smuckler
9 years ago Featured

ATI has never been useful. We, the student body, resent the faculty forcing us to pay for these additional "resources" that we neither use nor benefit from when we're forced to go through their check-in-the-box training. It doesn't increase learning, it teaches us how to manipulate online programs that were forced to get through so we can get back to studying. I say this as a junior with a 3.9 overall GPA.

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Anonymous
9 years ago Featured

This is absolutely disgusting. How dare they do this honestly. Tack on an extra $500 a week before school starts to tuition without anyone's consent. Cool if they just wanted to give the option to do this, but to force the entire junior and senior class to do this without anyone's permission...unbelievable. Very disgusted and disappointed in MSMC

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Liz Davis
9 years ago Featured

I am a single mother of a senior nursing student. This is very disturbing to learn. I am very disappointed in MSMC!!

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Charles D Svoboda
9 years ago Featured

I believe the prep course is great FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO TAKE IT! However, not being required for the degree, I believe the student should be allowed to take the course, not forced to take it. Having faced a similar prep course for the bar (BARBRI), I paid for the course, but of my own volition. Of those who did not take the course, only approximately 50% passed.

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Ashley Alfano
9 years ago Featured

This is completely ridiculous. We all can decide how to study for our NCLEX. I know I will not use ATI. These fees completely blindsided all of us. I was told the ATI fees are part of the curriculum and that I do not have an option to opt out of it. Though weve been paying ATI fees since freshman year and only this year did one of my instructors even decide to talk about it. It is useless.

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Joann rosa
9 years ago Featured

This is wrong of the college administration to do this with out notification. If the administration feels the nursing students need this program it should be inclouded within the tuition, up front! This should follow through to all current Mount St Mary's nursing student's enrolled in the program.Want to charge, then do that to fall on coming freshman from there forward.

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Nimmy James
9 years ago

Ati should not be charged to nurses students

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Alvaro Lopez
9 years ago

I don't want ATI and I already emailed Dr. Murphy about it.