I am a single mother and was in the RN program at Beckfield College in Florence,KY. I failed my last class in nursing school by 0.21 points. Which unfortunately was the last class offered under this curriculum. So, I owe 34k in student loans and have no degree as a single mother who went to school to provide and take care of my son and I. Now with only having boards to take and role transition hours I am now frantically trying to contact any and all schools I can to try to find a way to get my degree without starting completely over. What is even more displeasing about this school is that as I cried to them they didn’t seem to care or have any desire to help me succeed. Telling them that having no options after taking all of the required classes and the last one failing and being told I’m sorry you would have to start over somewhere else as nursing credits don’t transfer and that’s it. Tell my son that while his mother struggles more than prior or during college to provide for him. Who also got little time during his mother’s schooling with his mom and watched her in a book for years. They were unorganized, never knew what clinical, class times were from quarter to quarter, they would change class days and times within a day or so of a new quarter changing then when any student struggled with the change would get defensive and tell us it’s our problem that we had our lives set up for a different schedule with work and or kids and now it’s changed. I too am getting legal counsel involved. Had I failed early in or did not take this degree serious I would take my failure and walk on but I didn’t I busted my butt passed every class but the final one by .21 points and they respond with I would not be successful as a nurse or taking boards over this failure in my last quarter. I am beside myself that this school wants acknowledgment for anything positive. They are a disorganized outrageously priced money hungry “school” who take every dollar you have or can borrow for an associates and could care less if you obtain a degree or not. This three year process has put my son and I in a very difficult place financially and mentally and emotionally destroyed me. This school was a terrible decision and I do not recommend anyone to go to this school.