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After hearing from the cohort ahead of us that they ended up with three people failing, and had no idea that the people were struggling, my cohort (of 20) has talked a lot about not being ashamed to ask for study help, and to speak up sooner rather than later if you're struggling. I would be heartbroken to lose any of my fellow students - we are really close. We do what we can to help eachother out - we help proofread papers and set up study groups. I'm sorry your friends aren't passing this semester, and of course you're devastated. Yes, you have to make sure you're doing well, but it doesn't have to be every man for themselves.
Not my nursing school cohort. There are some really nasty girls I wouldn't mind see fail out. But the ones I do like that have failed or are failing make me extremely sad.
I'm so glad you said that. I would be upset if my friends were failing out but the ones who really don't want to be there, the ones not putting in the work, the ones not even trying, those ones, I won't be sad to see go.
cassi_future_RN
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Two of my good "friends" from nursing school found out they are not going to pass med surg 2. I know my education is most important. But i cannot help but feel sad about it. Fellow students become like family.
Just a little vent