Editing Herzing Issues: Clinical Intensives and Simulation (section)

=== HU-165: Lead: an anonymous reporter (Anonymous member 443) describes a scheduling and resource failure at the NSG 122 nursing intensive in Nashville, which left two validations (IV Infusion and Parenteral Medication Administration) uncompleted through no fault of the reporter; accommodation requests to finish were denied; Herzing determined the reporter failed NSG 122 and must repeat the course and intensive; a circumstances appeal was denied; and the reporter faces additional tuition as a single mother paying out of pocket; see HU-165a through HU-165e ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
! style="width:14em" | Severity
| High
! Status
| POSSIBLE
|-
! Issue type
| Lead / index for a split cluster (scheduling and resource failure at nursing intensive; accommodation denied; course failure; appeal denied; financial impact; unverified third-party account)
! Date added
| 2026-06-06
|-
! Owner
| colspan="3" | Herzing Intensive Program Staff (Nashville) / Academic Affairs (names not provided by the reporter)
|}
'''Finding.''' This is the lead entry for a reported account by an anonymous student, Anonymous member 443, who attended the NSG 122 nursing intensive in Nashville. According to the tracker, the reporter states that on the final day of the intensive two validations remained, IV Infusion and Parenteral Medication Administration, that required simulation activities had occupied most of the day, and that by the time those activities ended, instructors and students were occupied with other evaluations and some skills required a second participant, creating further delays. The reporter states she was ultimately told time had run out, that her requests to stay longer or return the following morning were denied, and that upon returning home she learned Herzing had determined she failed NSG 122 and must repeat the course and the intensive. A circumstances appeal was denied. The reporter also reports that she became emotional during a remediation session and found some staff interactions discouraging. She passed the Fundamentals HESI with a score of 1225 and completed many other required skills. The account is the reporter's own and is unverified; it is recorded here evidence-first for review. Tracked separately: {{HU|HU-165a}} (the structural scheduling and resource failure that left no time for the final two validations), {{HU|HU-165b}} (denied accommodation requests to finish), {{HU|HU-165c}} (course failure and mandatory repeat imposed based on the uncompleted validations), {{HU|HU-165d}} (circumstances appeal denied), and {{HU|HU-165e}} (financial impact for a single mother paying out of pocket). See each sub-issue for the reporter's statements and the standards raised for review.

'''Evidence.''' Anonymous reporter (Anonymous member 443), Herzing Direct Entry MSN Facebook group, provided by the reporting student.

'''Notes.''' The reporter states the intensive was held in Nashville. Reporter states she passed the Fundamentals HESI with a score of 1225 and completed many other required skills. Reporter states she became emotional during a remediation session and found some staff interactions discouraging; these are noted as contextual welfare concerns not separately tracked. All statements are attributed to the reporter, Anonymous member 443, and are unverified; institutional records, including the intensive schedule, sign-in and completion logs, the appeal record, and billing records, would be needed to confirm. Added 2026-06-06 at the top of the date-added section, newest first. Parts: {{HU|HU-165a}}, {{HU|HU-165b}}, {{HU|HU-165c}}, {{HU|HU-165d}}, {{HU|HU-165e}}. Cross-References: {{HU|HU-039}} (last-minute intensive clearance emails after non-refundable travel purchased), {{HU|HU-040}} (intensive skills validation stamp disputed as not a valid signature), {{HU|HU-091}} (check-off failures during intensives causing course failures before successful appeal).

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