How I Went From Failing To Straight A's In Nursing School | Legit Study Method That *ACTUALLY WORKS*
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- How I Went From Failing To Straight A's In Nursing School | The Legit Study Method That ACTUALLY WORKS
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Hi guys! A few of my subscribers were requesting a video with tips on how to pass nursing school exams after failing. Personally, I know how absolutely discouraging it can be to fail, but it's all about how you pick yourself up afterward. I'm so excited to share how to study smart in nursing school so that you can bring up your grades without having to pull an all nighter lol. Finding nursing school study motivation can be super hard, especially when you only have a week or days in between exams. That's why we'll also be talking about active recall nursing school study techniques that can be used instead of cramming to help with retaining information, not just memorizing. I hope you guys love this video, let me know what your favorite study methods for nursing school are down in the comments!
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1. Self- Care After Failing a Exam
2.Adjust your routine( keep material in long term memory
3. Active Recall Method**
4.Make up question for subject
5. Study Group Together
6. Day before exam practice questions
7. Saunders RN NCLEX Exam
8. Test Taking Strategies( Lippincott Q&A)
9.Age of Patient, State of Patient ex post op, pre op
10. Good night sleep before exam
Thank you for this Deanna!
You are welcome
Loveee that you said that it’s not about how long you study but how well you do because there’s this toxic vibe that if you’re not eat sleep drinking nursing school that you’re not a good student but that ain’t it chief lol
Omg yes, I completely agree! You absolutely need to take care of yourself when you're working as a nurse and it starts in nursing school. Studying can be super effective when it's spaced out and you make time for yourself in between. Going hard 24/7 is the fastest way to burnout 😕
This is so very true. I'm already feeling it, and I'm not even enrolled in nursing school yet! I have a BA from almost 20 years ago, so I just need chemistry, a&p, and microbiology in order to start nursing school in January. It's hard, but I'm REALLY looking forward to finishing the program!!
Our instructor told us to NEVER spend more than 45 min at a time in a single subject. When we do hit that max 45-60 minutes, then it’s time to break and allow our brains to absorb it and not reject any future information we try to take in. That was a great suggestion and very important. You can’t cram and expect to retain any of it.. love these videos. I
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It's horrid how kids are in school for 18 years and rarely taught HOW TO STUDY!! I've met people who don't know how to read something and identify the key points - they highlight every word. There are so many ways to study and it's life changing to figure out what works for you. Test taking stress is huge for way too many.
For everyone older (50's+) we didn't have videos and presentations or WWW, we only had lectures that we couldn't record. You're listening to a new subject and trying to take notes at the same time - nearly impossible to do well. I so wish I had the resources available now back then.
Absolutely agree. I wish we were taught HOW to study. Because so many people don’t know how to do so effectively.
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I'm a mom trying to help my daughter who was doing really well and is now failing and loosing hope. Thank you for these tips I will share with her. I think she is studying like she did in college and it's not working. This really helps, thank you so much!!!
That's soooooo sweet u are an amazing mom❤️
You're a great mom!
Idk what kind of relationship you have with your daughter but if she’s hard on you just know she’s harder on herself
I love love love your dedication to ur children mom🥰
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This video HELPED. My first week I wrote EVERYTHING out, and ran out of time to actually study. Now I just do lecture + side notes to flash cards (quizlet). Less time spent on classes and getting As now.
What quizlets are you using?
@@msgravesjackson86 I make my own que cards on quizlet to ensure I am studying for the right material
@@1959Bonneville what’s your quizlet name?
@@msgravesjackson86 I hope they answer
Quizlet name ?
I struggled my first semester of nursing school. I didn’t get the best grades. Towards the end I did find a study method that worked for me and it is exactly what you are describing. In nursing school you need to learn how to use your time wisely because time is valuable 💯
Girllll this comment has given me so much hope
Never look too deeply into any of the questions. Take exactly what you see and hear from face value and remember you are not the doctor who diagnoses it all. you are there to watch the patient and notice changes. Watch for safety needs. Report to Dr anything that is not looking correct, sounding correct or the patient has a need you feel should have the Dr's attention.
As soon as I stopped trying to figure out what was wrong and look deeply into each patient I did get al la's but I had to just notice what the test would ask me. Not look beyond that. What are you seeing, what is going on, and what steps do you take for that problem? But not trying to figure it all out. What have you learned? Never go beyond your scope.
The teacher said, '' A Dr hears hoof sounds snd thinks it is zebra, but the nurse will hear hoof sounds and think it may be a horse" Do not read too far into it all. That is for the doctor not the nurse.
I only add this as for some reason it sure did change every part of my nursing classes and luckily I found it immediately and realized how hard I made it all, by trying to look further into everything than needed or that I was supposed to be doing.
Relax, learn and pay attention to what is said, or what you read and do not allow yourself to get so deeply into it that you are looking beyond what you 'need' to know.
I’m surprised this comment didn’t get more likes . Thank you .
This doesn’t relate to our my teacher makes our tests😮💨 she throws trick words and puts 10 sata questions on there
Thank this is for me😭
I like how you empathized self care and said limit it to 1 day. And also that its normal to fail a exam but to change study strategies really good info
Thanks so much! Definitely important to take time for yourself and regroup so you can come back stronger than ever 💪
@@ThaliaOrtiz facts keep up the good work
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Glad to hear a success story after struggles in academia, especially such detailed learning techniques to help other students!
there is so much info to remember and retain, i definitely needed to watch this vid and change my study habits
Love these tips so much! Thank you for such a wonderful video. I can attest to the active learning process. Back in A&P 1 a few years ago I went from making C’s on test while studying up to 10 hours for one test to making A’s while only studying a few hours by creating questions stemming from the review. I used the same process in Microbiology except no review this time so required a bit more time but wow! Night and day difference.
You are totally right! I would see question on the test that were similar to questions I had made up. Makes you feel very smart 🤓
I'll starting my bsn program on 2/22/22 and i'm glad i found your video right on the edge. I will try my best!
These were AWESOME tips! Thank you very much Sis, this video made me feel more hopeful
So glad you liked it, thanks so much for watching 😊💕
Hiiiii everyone! I'm back this week with a new video sharing some of my best tips for taking exams in nursing school🤓 What are some of your favorite exam study tips? Did I forget to mention anything? Comment below! ❤
Good info & insight 👍🏾 Thanks a bunch!
Love your tips! Thank you! Probably one of the most helpful videos I came across when it came to studying before nursing school! Thanks for being Real ♥️
Just started nursing school and this is fantastic advice. I’m learning very quickly I need to readjust the way I study and this is super solid advice, thank you!
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Awesome video, gotta try some of these things out!
So glad you enjoyed, let me know what works best!
Good tips ! Never thought to look at the select all that apply as true or false
i'm in an accelerated and program and i am an lvn who did lvn school which was hard but rn school is definitely harder and kicking my butt. dealing with anxiety/depression/ adhd I am trying to find other ways to stay organized and other ways to study efficiently. hopefully this will work for me thanks for the helpful video
Great tips, really appreciated them.
Thanks so much glad you liked them!
You were so realistic in this video. I experienced some of the things you explained. I will differently use these tips
Thank you so much. I wish any of my professors said anything like this. this helps me more than a lot of techniques did
You're so welcome, glad it was helpful! 💕
Thalia I’m sweating! I’ve gotten 70% on both of my OB Peds exams and need to bump it up to 75% with my last two exams. Thank you for this!
Did it work? I'm almost in same boat
@@ddampman23 like Thalia said, watch Ali Abdaal's vids and he provides you with sources backing up what he says. Does it work? yes, of course.
@@irealdeal1334 Thanks I checked it out. Good info
currently a junior
this is probably the BEST video of study tips I've watched
I wanna come back here before my 4th year in ns
and share how I improved
Currently struggling in nursing school 😭 I’m definitely going to try this method for next exam! Thanks!!!
How are you doing now?
@@ailadacia9309 I just graduated last week but I didn’t do this method of learning because it is too time consuming 😬
@@deem6710 Hello congrats!!! what method worked for.you? The struggle is real 😳
@@deem6710 what did you do?
Well I wish I could say this worked but I felt like I was putting more time into learning this method and less time on studying. So I just did what a most of my class did and that was writing everything down and reading it a couple days later again to make sure I was retaining the info and then again before the exam. Good luck it’s doable just keep pushing..oh and lots of questions I saw a lot of questions on the tests that I had done already on quizlet and other sites
Great study method! I will try this for my BSN program starting sept.
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Great tips! Currently in the first semester of my ABSN. Been passing my exams so far, but been feeling like I need a different way to study. I don't feel as efficient. I really relate to the old method of writing down notes from the book. That is exactly my dilemma, I take so long to finish writing my notes. For me, the powerpoints are not helpful, they lack a lot of information, so I go straight to the book. Thanks for the advice. Will try this method.
I'm planning to apply into ABSN next year after my senior year once I finish pre-requisites, any general advice?
@@z-6517 Awesome, congrats. Be prepared for the overload of information. I would say to figure out which method you learn the best, how to take down efficient notes. This way you will be efficient in studying for exams. The nursing program is different from other undergraduate degrees (mine was exercise science). In nursing, there is so much information to cover. So definitely find an efficient method of studying/learning the material. What works for one person may not work for you. sorry for the long answer, hope this helps.
@ JValentinofficial, please how did you study? Some people told me to write my notes over and over again. So the material sticks.
@@missionnoel6753 Repetition definitely helps, written and reciting notes out loud as well. Watch videos on youtube. Simple Nursing and Sarah from RegisteredNurse RN were my top two.
Hey any tips on passing ABSN? Any study guides? I’m currently a first semester ABSN student
Thank you so much for your sharing. I'm not a nursing student, but I'm in medical field. It's help alot
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This video is full of wisdom thank you so much
Thank you for this❤️
How did you use active recall for med surg and patho/pharm? 🥺
Thank you so much for this video! You’re the best! 💗👌🏻
You have encouraged me! Thank you...
You got this!
Thanks for your tips !(:
Currently in the first semester of nursing school. Went into it as a 4.0 student…barely passed my first exam and failed my second. My study methods are NOT working anymore! I’m going to try this and hopefully things get better
Not a nursing student, but I’m in a very intensive funeral service program so that I can become an embalmer and funeral director. I have finals in a few weeks and found your tips to be useful. Thank you!
I love the advice about sleep. I noticed a difference. Doing everything that you mentioned will not make a difference if you are sleepy the day of the test. Sleep and being dehydrated will dig your brain and this will cause us to make silly mistakes on exams. So many times during test reviews I looked at my exam and wondered why the heck I picked a certain answer. Lol my mind was clear. Guys getting rest is better for us than doing that extra studying. We tend to actually know more than we think. Get your rest! Take care of yourself.
Highschool senior hear taking a college biology test went from an A+ to a D over a test and I’ve never felt so down about a class
Very nice !
can you please make a separate video on how you used notion and the workspace section you mentioned?
I dont like to take notes on digital system, but prefer to write my notes. I print out the powerpoint slides then write on them. I will probably start writing questions on them in different ink. My school doesn't allow us to retrieve the test questions and only give us our grades. I have problems trying to come up with test questions. [l
Writing notes takes too much time. I’m gonna try all ur advice💖
Thank you so much. I failed my first exam. And writing out notes is taking too long.
cool tips I learn from example questions so I will def implement this, have an exam in 3 days let's see if it works
Yay, glad it was helpful! I hope the exam went well 😊
Did it work?
Did it work?
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Hi Thalia! Could you by any chance discuss if grades matter in looking for a job? as in will the employer ask for your transcripts, how much do grades really matter, etc? I just did my first written assignment in nursing school and I thought I'd at least get a high credit, and I got barely a pass - a grand total of 58.9/100... oh to my terror. its so discouraging and since I know nursing employment can be really competitive especially to new grads.. can you provide some advice or discuss about this topic, please? thank you.
I'm on my first semester and it's so hard, my semester nos divided into 3 blocks that last 4 wks, 3 classes per block. The next block starts during finals of the previous one. It's not an accelerated program, but it's so fast I have a hard time catching up. For this now 2nd block, professor's don't have powerpoints or recorded lectures. We just have chapters that are due that day and they give us case studies, with little guidance. I don't know how to study now. In prereqs I learned that I learn better with drawing things. I would take notes in class, rewrite my notes in color and draw multiple silly pictures to help me remember, but I don't even have enough time to take notes now and I don't even know what to focus on. I'm afraid I'll be focusing on something entirely different from what the professor wants us to. I'll try your method, but do you have any tips on how to create study guides from the book only? Without prof guidance or powerpoints? I'm so nervous I don't want to fail
Hi, how are you in your nursing studies. I am going to start in this Fall and I am nervous about it. Thanks
can you make a video on how to set up notion?? Also thank you for this, I got accepted into nursing school recently and honestly, I'm the most nervous I have ever been in my life. With covid and everything going on highschool is not bad at all but nursing school will be a whole new level and I don't know how to study and just scared tbh
i was scared at first too but it does get better! make sure not to be shy. if you have a question or concern TELL your professors and use your campus resources. Also, try to get to know the people in your classes because its really not a lie you will see them in every class every day with you lol. you would think it would be difficult bc of covid but, trusttttt me everyone in your class wants to meet each other and make study groups, they just need someone to be the first hello:) and one thing to remember, which i have a hard time trying to remember myself, that this is YOUR journey. DO NOT let people choose or influence your steps in nursing school negatively, because unfortunately it is such a competitive major and many people will act like it is a competition. Cs get degrees, it doesn't matter if you get As or you get Cs, it matters how great of a nurse you will be to your patients. congrats and the best of luck!!!!
@@jennamangano3832 holy shit thank you so much for this I really appreciate this a lot. I definitely have been stressed but this really made me feel a lot better. You’re a gem 🖤
@@jennamangano3832 you just put some courage in me I love this
Am a nursing this my first year in nursing science 2021 can you please tell me some thing to cope up
@@dubbytash927 oh i am so happy to hear!!! the one thing you want to get ahead of right away is YOUR personal way of studying to get you the results you are reaching for. its taken me a year to truly fins a great way to study for myself and my course style. this can alleviate a lot of unnecessary stress for yourself. also making sure you take a break, whether it is taking the night off for yourself or even the weekend, GIVE IT TO YOURSELF. you will work so hard you deserve breaks and to not burn yourself out, but ofc dont forget to get back to it lmao. and last thing i have actually just started was looking up nursing student vlogs and stuff on utube because they all understand the stress and it kinda can be nice to see others going and knowing what your going through. i hope some of this helps you and stay positive!!! you got this and its truly such an amazing journey and reward!
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See like MAKING the study tools is so time consumptive.
This works. I was doing active recall before I even knew what it was.
I study and then i teach it to my classmates. It works for them because they like to hear a lecture, it works for me because it forces me to store it for a longer periods of time.
Cool. I do Nursing school with the same Clan/Family Name. Subbed already.
I feel like it’s hard adapting to these questions.. lots of questions on the exam appear nowhere in our written material/lecture
That's what I'm running into. Ever since we started pharm it seems like we are magically supposed to know answers to material that we never learned.
Feeling like a failure right now! I just failed my dosage calculations test...I scored an 88, but need a 90 to pass. For this reason I have failed out of the nursing program even with a 94 weighted average in the class so far! Nursing school is a savage beast!!
In my nursing school, we only needed 80% to pass with 60 math problems. Your school is too much
My school needs 100% score on the dosage calculation exam so...pray for me!
@@s.c.6279 what school do you go to?
My school requires 80% to pass
At my school, dosage exams must be 100% pass. They see it as if you don't get 100% you can harm a patient. I just did a TON of practice 3 days before these exams. Also, anything below 80% on exams is a fail. I just finished my first semester and am moving to the next....pray for me!
Can you do a video tutorial on how to use notion like you do?
I am going to try this method because I am studying all wrong ! Question : are the questions you come up scenario questions or just content questions and do you add space repetition to this method? Do you formulate your questions after you review book and PowerPoint. I guess I am trying to figure out if you read review material first and then make questions?
Hi there! The questions I came up with were content questions, I just rephrased the material as questions and then used the class powerpoints to answer the questions. I formulated the questions after I reviewed the lecture material from the book and powerpoint. I did use spaced repetition when possible but since our exams were a week apart usually I could only space it out like 2-3 times for each exam!
Thank you
How many hours a day would you recommend to study, thank you
I feel like my mind won’t grab what I’m reading even the simple things
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Omg I ALWAYS second guess myself on exams and I always regret because my initial answer was right! Thanks for the tips and recommendations. For the app you mentioned, is it like anki?
Lol no prob 😊 I hate when that happens but lesson learned! And I would Notion is more of an organization tool and less like a flash card app because Anki lets you arrange your cards based on difficulty. Notion just has a toggle option that lets you make up questions to test yourself, but that’s pretty much it and it doesn’t really resemble a flash card. I just like using it instead of Anki because of the simplicity of it and how clean it looks! Anki was too confusing for me lol
Ok. I’ll try it out! Thank you! 😊
@Jungie that’s me and I said that’s it! I’m not going to this anymore!
@@jackiebless7031 Yep! no more!!
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In LPN school I skimmed everything and passed easily. But forgot most of it. I just started bridging from LPN to BSN and I'm _struggling_ . I'm 26 and never learned how to actually study, so I'm having to figure it all out now.
how do you overcome the fear of changing study methods??? i am so scared to start active recall. i don't know why
what was the hardest part of nursing school? what one class would you have like to have had a jump on...
I always take notes and took me forever to finish one chapter😢😢 can you tell me what should I be taking notes in medsurge or mental class? Or any classes in nursing...
How do you come up with questions? This is what I really struggle with
I have 60 days remaining to go about with my exams in nursing. My first exam. Goodluck to me!
Can you post how you used the notion app? I am very confused and cannot figure out how to do it like you did.
Which computer do you use for school or to write down notes? I’m an older student and not very technical and nursing school online is crazy for me. Trying to simplify things. 🤦♀️
I’m having trouble creating my own study questions. Any tips? Also, were your class exams NCLEX style questions? Or different? Thank you for all the information, is really helpful
Hi! I would try to model study questions after the questions you usually see on your exams. For example, my program always had questions on our exams about nutrition and risk factors for diseases, so I would try to make questions based around that. Try to think about what your professor might ask on an exam and go from there and try to rephrase your lecture notes as questions 😊 And our exams had NCLEX style questions with different formats like select all that apply, hot spots, etc.
High school student here, parents forcefully helping me because sixes and fives werent enough, im really stressed because i have daily tests, three exams a week, and its not even a test week. Which im even more stressed for. Currently failing because i just gave up hope.
Eating healthy, exercising and enough sleep can be very helpful.💪🏽🙏🏽
i had failing my midterm and now how dont know what do do i am so upset
Ive failed 2 exams already, if i dont get 80s on everything from now till the end, i fail. It was so easy in patho but, now in fundamentals... idk. I hope this works
This might be a funny question but how did you know what questions to ask yourself? Was it based on topics? I’m a prospective nursing student and have heard of this study method but have never understood how to come up with questions
everything you see will come out on the exam so ask yourself everything lol
Use objectives outlined in textbooks and class lectures & turn them into questions.
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I had understanding what I am reading
How much hours or time do you spend studying a day? 😊I’m going in my 3rd semester and still struggle with thinking I NEED to pull all nighters
Did you figure this out?
I keep getting 60-70 no matter how much I study 😢
Hows it going for you now
I tried this study method and brought up my grade 20 more points ... this works :)
Amazing job!! So happy I could help 💕
Is it possible to succeed without reading the textbook. Im having trouble.
My nursing school make you sit out a whole year cause you have to wait for that same semester you failed the course, to redo the exams
I never knew nursing school would be so hard 😭😭😭😭
It's definitely hard but worth it! Keep pushing, you've got this. Sending you a big virtual hug! 💕
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omg my test scores are in the 71%, i need to make modifications
just go with your gut!
I just started NS and i have failed both of my exams so far. I feel like my world is crumbling down. This is what i wanted to do my whole life and i know the concept but when it comes to the critical thinking part of exams i overthink or second guess myself i guess. I just need help. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Try watching videos to get a better understanding after you’ve read.
That is same with me!! How are you doing now?
How long does it take you to make those questions in that app?
What dose the app look like that your talking about? I can't seem to find it?
Hey bestie, could you share your active recall questions 🙂
How do i take notes like those on notion?
Do you have a video of how to study for Chem m?
I don’t because it’s been a while since I took it ☹️ but I’d recommend doing a lot of dimensional analysis practice problems to get comfortable with conversions. Also reading the chapter before class helped because it helped solidify the lecture instead of going in blind. Hope that helps!
Do you still write notes in addition to making questions with the app you mentioned?
When I was in my last semester we were learning critical care which built on fundamentals/med surg so I mostly used Notion to review key concepts I had already learned in previous semesters. But if there was something I had a really hard time with, I would make charts and mind maps like in this video: th-cam.com/play/PLQHQuKhubl7wrEzQK5TsP7l9oNOl6q8ga.html hope that helps! 😊
How do you create questions?
Casually searching this up because i am failing half of my classes (not even my fault! 1 question is worth 5 points like tf-) but anyways my mom is ready to avenge my grades and d1sown me unless i get better grades
I was wondering if active recall works in nursing school, what about spacing though and interleaving?
I tried to study for the most content heavy classes like patho and med surg by reviewing a few powerpoints for an exam each for like 30 mins-1hr and the next day I would review the remaining powerpoints. Then I would make questions like how I showed in the video with Notion and go through those questions every few days using spaced repetition in the days leading up to the exam. Is that what you mean?
So beautiful
I was borderline failing all nursing school lol
Lol but you made it, yay! I think the most important thing is learning/retaining the info long term even if that means not having the highest GPA 🙂
Man I hear you I was exactly like this the first 3 semesters in nursing school
What were your grades
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Joined nursing school this year and wanna get A
You can do it!
How are u doing in ur nursing school?
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i am a bit concerned how this came up when i searched, "nobody: the school tho explaining how they got straight a's" and this and a bunch of other nursing school videos came up
I'm not into Nursing but thanks for the vid anyways. I study Computer Science
How do you know what questions to make up? I suck at this!
Hi! I've been using active recall for a while. The way I go about it is for example what are the symptoms/ causes/ risk factors of hypertension. I also use the headings and subheadings of PowerPoint slides to help me come up with questions. Like what is the mechanism of action of a toxin or what are the characteristics of red blood cells . I try to use questions to tackle and learn new information and as Thalia said if I've managed my time well move to practice questions. Hope this helps
@@irenemuamba2930 awesome thank you 🙏🏾
I'm in an accelerated program and I "failed" every midterm. I didnt get anything above a 78. and I can't find any resources on how to recover from that when youre in an accelerated program.
@Majerli Becker how are you doing? I’m on the brink
@@karencarighu9034 I still have finals coming so its bascially all or nothing. Nursing school shouldn't make you feel bad about yourself but it does.
@@MajerliActually I feel you girl. I’d love to connect with you, I feel super sad and unsure how to recover too.
@@karencarighu9034 are you kid semester right now ?
@@MajerliActually I’m in my first semester
How do you work notion
I’d love to make a video about this and share tips! Stay tuned 😊
That was going to be my question also lol
@@ms.bosslady8622 I've got this video in the works, Notion is the best I love it!
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How is c grade failing ?
Nursing school is based on 6 point grading scale instead of standard 10 point grade scale. 80% is on the cusp of a C instead of being a B on 10 point scale
In my school it was 76%. Thank God
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