Failing Pathophysiology!

It sounds as if there is a great deal going on in your life in general. If you have the necessity to work 2 jobs, maybe full time school is not for you.

I would make an appointment with your academic advisor. Spell out exactly what you have as far as credits, courses, and the rest, and see where you are. Do you have enough for an associates degree, can the rest be done part time or online for a bachelors--and can it be an ADN? Certainly if you obtain an RN, RN-BSN can be done online. With an associates, you could see about then going part time to complete your BSN.

There is no reason in the world you need to stress yourself ill trying to work 2 jobs and go to school full time. Is there a hybrid course of study that you could take?

First things first--go to your academic advisor for guidance. If you are unable to do extra credit for the course you need to pass, then you will have had your 2 fails. Before all that happens, you need to find out what your other options may be. There may be other schools in the area who only want a 70 to pass--so you do need a copy of your transcript as well.

Then lets talk about a state university. That will give you an education at perhaps not so much money that you would have to work 2 jobs. If one (or more) of the jobs have tuition reimbursement, use it. If you have access to scholarships, access them. You can even look this time of year at your high school alma mater for alumni scholarships. Sometimes local hospitals will have scholarships specific to nursing.

Best wishes and let us know how it goes!

If you really want this, you have to cut back on your work hours a teeny tiny bit and make do with less. I don't know your current life style but in case it involves eating out, movie/ball game tickets, designer items etc say good bye to that for a little while and work less til you get through school, then when you get that first nursing paycheck go on a splurge.