Published Dec 30, 2009
fiveofpeep
1,237 Posts
I just wanted to let everyone know that it can totally be done! I just graduated a couple weeks ago with a 4.00 gpa for my entiiiiiiiiire loooooong terrrrriiiiiblllllle neverrrreending college career :)
so you can do it. now that Im done though I am not so sure why it was worth it, but at least I have some background knowledge for NCLEX
good luck to everyone.
barlowjb
64 Posts
Bravo
I never thought that was possible. Keep up the good work, congrats and best wishes on the nclex exam!!!
TheCommuter, BSN, RN
102 Articles; 27,612 Posts
Congratulations on attaining the wonderful grade point average! That is quite an accomplishment to be proud of!
ghillbert, MSN, NP
3,796 Posts
Well done, I know how difficult that is to maintain. Excellent job. You will be very glad later on once you apply to grad school (if you do) that you have such lovely transcripts!
jennylouwho
297 Posts
Congratulations!
melmarie23, MSN, RN
1,171 Posts
congrats!!!
tfleuter, BSN, RN
589 Posts
congrats! That is an awesome accomplishment! I know I'll be delighted if I can maintain a 3.8+, but it is HARD work! Kudos to you!
Cathylady
375 Posts
Congratulations!! May I ask where you went to school?
Multicollinearity, BSN, RN
3,119 Posts
Yes, it can be done. There were two of us with 4.0 GPAs in my graduating class. I did it, and I regret it at times. My life would have been more balanced and healthy with the occasional 'B'. Congrats to you, Maggio, if you did it with more balance than I did!
thanks everyone! sorry for the delayed replies. I didnt get email notification about them
I graduated from Cal State Long Beach
Yeah I did have a social life and thought I had good balance. It also helped that I just turned 21 in nov, so I really wasnt able to go out and party with all of my friends so it gave me some free time.
Haha my reasons for straight A's are probably pathological but really it was because I didnt like going into exams without knowing that I did everything I could to prep for the exam. It helped me to avoid testing anxiety.
I originally wanted a 4.00 when I initially wanted to become a CRNA and heard about it's competitive nature. And then I learned that I love love love critical care bedside nursing and wish to do nothing else...so here I sit with this lovely GPA that I probably wont use
RB2000
224 Posts
thanks everyone! sorry for the delayed replies. I didnt get email notification about themI graduated from Cal State Long BeachYeah I did have a social life and thought I had good balance. It also helped that I just turned 21 in nov, so I really wasnt able to go out and party with all of my friends so it gave me some free time.Haha my reasons for straight A's are probably pathological but really it was because I didnt like going into exams without knowing that I did everything I could to prep for the exam. It helped me to avoid testing anxiety. I originally wanted a 4.00 when I initially wanted to become a CRNA and heard about it's competitive nature. And then I learned that I love love love critical care bedside nursing and wish to do nothing else...so here I sit with this lovely GPA that I probably wont use
You may want to become a NP some day. If so, that beautiful gpa of yours will come in handy! CONGRATS!!! : )
Rednights
286 Posts
Yeah I did have a social life and thought I had good balance.
Yeah ......... most of us would be admitted for depression to maintain a 4.0 ... you are one smart cookie and congrats, that GPA will serve you well when you want to advance your career.