level 1 nursing class

LadyEJ BSN, RN · Dec 24, 2008

That does seem odd...in my program (BSN) if you fail a class you must retake the failed class over in the following semester. You cannot take any other nursing classes in that semester. But I've never heard of retaking classes that you have successfully passed.

RNDreamer · Dec 24, 2008

So, they want you to take the classes that you passed over again, too? I have never heard of such a thing. At my school, if you fail a class, then you only repeat the class you failed, not the class(es) you passed.

lilo2010 · Dec 24, 2008

I know in my CC we have to take whole semester over if we do not pass any part of it! It's all or nothing! Sorry to hear about your situation! Good luck next semester!

poppy27 · Dec 24, 2008

Perhaps its the only community college level that does it? Im so angry I could....

do you think universities would take the credits on the ones I hve passed...thanks guys

dmansmith10 · Dec 25, 2008

ALL THE COURSES OVER?! that really doesnt make any sense to me...I would talk to your adviser first about it and then move up from there...because I have never heard that before. good luck

gillytook · Dec 26, 2008

Unfortunately in my program the semester is one class worth 10-11 credits. You get a letter grade for lecture and pass/fail for clinicals and lab. Flunk any you flunk all.

1andrea1 · Dec 26, 2008

In my program (community college), if you fail any part you fail it all. The only grades that we get are from our exams in lecture and lab. I know of people that got an A or B in class and an unsatisfactory in clinical and that turned their grade into an automatic D - they have to repeat it all. I don't know how universities do it, they would probably take your credits though.