Helluvanurse33

I am licensed in two states as an LPN but thanks for the information!

Wow..your comment is mind blowing.."I see a pattern of why people don't like you?" I stated in my post that I have offered my help on several occasions when it was asked of me so how is that arrogant? Arrogance in my opinion would be saying, " I am better than you because I got a 4.0" but my feeling is I want to HELP them get the same grades..

I would have thought so too but no..we had a group project and one of the members of our group can't STAND me. He won't even look at me when I talk so obviously our project got the lowest grade in the class...I was so upset..it's all because no one talked to each other and assumed that I would just do it all and when I didnt thats when the passive aggressive bs happened...

Hello all, I need to vent and see if this is happening other places as well..I am almost done nursing school and the start of the program went great, I thought my class would bond and be a group but going into semester 2, the tables turned. How? Well, I got a 4.0 last semester and some people thought that I was "bragging" about my grades although I offered several times to help them study. I answer questions from the instructors then they get accused of "just teaching to me"..it is now to the point where I speak to maybe 5 or 6 people in my class..and when I say speak I mean, "Good morning" and thats it. Myself and another girl literally sat in a row in class that used to be full now by ourselves. Now, because this girl is nice to me and we study together, the class is being mean to her! I have never seen grown adults act like this. It was so bad that I had to go to the director of the program and ask if I had done something wrong...I've gotten to the point where I don't even speak or converse with anyone but to a minimum because there have been so many rumors and just plain outright mean and nasty things said about me that just are not true. I have said something to every instructor and including the director but is this not bullying? I have to think that something else plays a part when I am the only Hispanic in my cohort..I feel like I am very intelligent and know my stuff when it comes to nursing but I DO NOT know it all and thats why I want to be an RN but how do I bridge this gap that seems like it was burnt long ago? I feel like I should not apologize to anyone since.I have done nothing but be intelligent and get As on tests...any advice would be great..