Always curving TESTS!!!!!

Unfortunately I had that problem at my school too, and I was the one who got ripped a new one like you get ripped while others just screwed up time and time again and got away with it --- but not me, not the other good students. I used to get just as ******.
You know what got me real bad was one of my class mates was Urgent Care hopping and popping percocet at the clinical site. I told the clinical instructor and she did nothing, the girl used to come to clinical giddy and cracking up and then bam she'd be in the nurses lounge with her head down, and this **** was acceptable to them. So then I tell the Nursing Chair at school, still, nothing is done, so I bring it up to my instructor one day when the girl is totally crocked at clinical and the instructor takes me in a room and rips me a new one.
O.K., but guess whose name ran through their minds when the girl wound up in jail the last quarter of nursing school for 18 counts of trying to obtain controlled substance by fraud.
I guess it's the same crap everywhere. We aren't rewarded for hard work and honesty, in fact sometimes I believe it is a detriment. All I saw at my school was the liar and cheaters making it by with smiles on their faces. We had like 5 people get caught writing papers on community clinicals that they never attended that they were supposed to attend and all they go was a slap on the wrist. Had it been me, I would have been tossed out of the program.
So no, I don't think you are over reacting --- I think the nursing schools are under reacting to some of the *hit that goes on. My thing is, if someone is unethical as a student, if someone is popping pills on clinicals or missing clinicals alot, what are they gonna be like in the real world on the job?

Wow, sounds familliar... My program was similar, those who actually followed the rules were held to the rules. Those who flaunted the rules, were NEVER called on it!

I spoke to one of my clinical instructors about it and she told me this:

Those people who strive to follow the rules and study their @sses off, will actually succeed. Those who skate by barely passing and manipulating the system, will eventually fail. Whether in school or in their career, their actions will catch up with them.

Take pride in the fact that you don't NEED to manipulate your way around the system to become a nurse!

Wait till you graduate, then complain. I agree with above poster.
What goes around comes around.

The instructor is giving you grief because they have hope for you. They've given up on those other students.

I agree you are being held to a higher standard because the instructors know you can reach that level.

Let's see if those slackers even graduate...let alone pass the NCLEX

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