I graduated from highschool with a 97.5% GPA, but I am now in my freshman year and I have an 87.2% GPA. I'm so used to getting straight A's and I feel that the only thing I had going for me (knowledge) is gone. I don't know if this is considered conventional, and I'd like to know if marks really matter in college.
Yes, they can still matter. Are you already in the nursing program? If not, some nursing programs use your grades for entry criteria. Also, if you plan to continue your education, many programs have grade requirements for entry.
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I graduated from highschool with a 97.5% GPA, but I am now in my freshman year and I have an 87.2% GPA. I'm so used to getting straight A's and I feel that the only thing I had going for me (knowledge) is gone. I don't know if this is considered conventional, and I'd like to know if marks really matter in college.