During my clinical rotation, two girls were whispering to each other in the locker room and I asked them what was going on. One of them walked away and the other told me that they were discussing hints about what would be on an upcoming test, but the first girl didn't want to tell anyone else.
I find this kind of stuff ridiculous - hoarding helpful information, not replying to emails from students who have missed classes and are looking for notes on what they missed. How does not helping out your fellow students get you any further in school? Nursing school is hard enough as it is, I don't see how it hurts you not to help other students out, so that we can all succeed together. I am always ready to email my notes to students who have missed classes. I have their back, and I hope they have mine. I'm blessed to have made good friends with a couple reasonable classmates, but they're hard to come by.
I understand people feel like if others don't do the work, they shouldn't get the marks. But some of it is just unreasonable and selfish. We all have things going on in our lives that make it hard to be on the ball 100% of the time.
I just wish there were more of a feeling of unity amongst nursing students. We're all in this together. Lend a helping hand.:redbeathe