The front desk
USUALLY REPLIES WITHIN THE HOUR
Herzing expects students to secure their own preceptors, and its clinical onboarding windows are unforgiving. That combination is the most common reason its students lose a term — and it is exactly what our placement desk exists for.
“They found a psych preceptor in my county in three weeks. I had been searching since January.”
Two minutes, fully confidential, no obligation. A specialist who knows Herzing University replies with a plan and a quote within two hours.
A specialist who knows Herzing University is reading your slip right now. Expect a personal reply — with a plan and a quote — within two hours.
Both, in one message, kept separate. Say where the writing stands and where the hours stand. They are different problems with different people, and describing them as one is how the wrong help gets bought.
No, and it is not a matter of price. A log records what a named person did and when, so nobody else can complete it honestly. Everything before the log, the site, the supervisor and the contract, is work the house does.
Yes, though at the capstone desk rather than the coursework one, since it advances in stages before a committee. Both can run at the same time and are quoted apart, because they answer to entirely different calendars.
Everything runs further ahead of its deadline than it would elsewhere, because no lighter week arrives later to soak up a bad one. Clashes are marked out before the term opens rather than discovered halfway through it.
Tell your faculty coordinator that day, before anything else. They have options in week ten that do not exist in week fifteen. In parallel we can look at whether a second site is findable in the time left, and say honestly if it is not.