Failed last module in final year of nursing school

I failed my last module twice, applied for an appeal which was rejected. Went further for a request for review which was also unfortunately rejected, so I feel like just accepting the final result the board has given me.

However, how can I become a registered nurse with the NMC after receiving an ordinary degree in science health related care?
Can I apply for the open university, shall I try and transfer to another university that will let me redo the module.

Any suggestions please?

Thank you

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Reply 1

Emily_B

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Original post by rodaba1

I failed my last module twice, applied for an appeal which was rejected. Went further for a request for review which was also unfortunately rejected, so I feel like just accepting the final result the board has given me.

However, how can I become a registered nurse with the NMC after receiving an ordinary degree in science health related care?
Can I apply for the open university, shall I try and transfer to another university that will let me redo the module.

Any suggestions please?

Thank you

NMC
Short answer: No
Long answer: you need to pass absolutely everything and finish with a full degree in nursing or midwifery to get entry to the NMC register. You haven't passed everything, so haven't got a nursing degree, so can't get onto the NMC register.

University
Completing one module with a different university to complete (any) degree isn't really a thing, but you may be able to redo 3rd year at another institution.

Reply 2

rodaba1

OP

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Original post by Emily_B

NMC
Short answer: No
Long answer: you need to pass absolutely everything and finish with a full degree in nursing or midwifery to get entry to the NMC register. You haven't passed everything, so haven't got a nursing degree, so can't get onto the NMC register.

University
Completing one module with a different university to complete (any) degree isn't really a thing, but you may be able to redo 3rd year at another institution.