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Ending first semester.

I closed off my first semester with 1 C and 1 B. I feel a bit defeated as I was trying to at least end with a B in both classes. Does anyone have some words of encouragement that did not have the hottest grades but excelling or have graduated and started working? I guess the plus side is I have made it past the first semester. It could have been worse, even could have been dropped. I can just learn to pick myself back up to go harder the next semesters.

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    The first semester is rough because you're acclimating to the alien educational experience that is nursing school. You have to learn the rhythm of the assignments, tests, and material. It's a lot to get used to. But believe me, you'll start to see the patterns and logic behind the expectations. It snuck up on me--one day, I just realized that I no longer felt like I was just waiting for the next curveball. Nursing school never ceases to be demanding, but you'll find your footing if you adopt good habits.

    That being said, don't be discouraged! You passed where many do not, and even those who may fail a course or test go on to become wonderful nurses. Be proud of yourself for finishing the first step in what will soon be a fulfilling career if you pave the path for yourself. Examine your choices and habits this semester; where did you excel, and where could you improve? Did you utilize the resources available to you? Did you manage your time wisely? Did you balance the various areas of your life (school, work, family/friends, relaxation) well? Looking at all of these factors and tweaking them helped me to improve my grades.

    Take a breath and enjoy the time you have until your next semester. You've earned it! ?

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