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The school I go to counts them seperate. If you pass clinical and fail theory then you only make up theory. We have to have a 76 to be considered passing though. Most schools in our area only have to have a 70. I guess it just depends on your school.
The same here. At the school I attended, they are seperate classes and if you fail one, thats the only one you have to retake. A 74% minimum is needed for passing.
In my school, no it's not passing. If you can't pass both at the same time, you're failed. We also only had 2 chances so if you can't pass the second time you're out of the program permanently, no remediation, no extenuating circumstances, no excuses in any way. It sucked. What is your school policy?
I'm very sorry to hear this. I was in my program last year and failed Theory and passed clinical.We also have to pass both together. I know you are upset but hopefully you can find something in the near future and make it work for you. Do not give up!! I wish the best of luck to you.
At my college, a minimum of 80% is needed for passing!
At my school, theory is calculated first (74.5 to pass), then P/F on clinicals and lab. If you don't pass theory, clinicals and lab are not even considered, and you must retake the whole class. If you pass theory, a fail on clinical or lab is then considered, and you must retake the whole class. Two strikes, you're out.
mimi225
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I took medsurg class twice w/c happened to be my last term in sch. the first time, I passed the clinical portion of it and failed the theory so I have to re-take both class again even though I passed the other because the theory and clinical goes hand and hand at yet graded separately. the second time around I passed the theory and failed the clinical.... that is so upsetting.