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sandy 45

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  1. Have you tried speaking too your professor or the department chair? They can give you the best advice.
  2. Thank you. She tends to skip chapters. We are suppose to do a lot of independent studying. Practically feels like we are taking an online course. And don't get me started on the skills. We have to purchase DVD's and teach ourselves in lab. We can ask for guidance from the lab instructors if we are doing it correctly. Then we have to set up a time to test out. Are all schools that way?
  3. I'm going too. And hopefully get a chance to sit down and review the exam with her.
  4. 33.3%. That's what we were told....
  5. Thank you. I know there is a light at the end of the tunnel. I just found out that there were others that did worst than me if that is even possible. I just have to study smarter and adjust to the professor's style of testing.....
  6. We have 3 unit exams each 33% and 1 final which is 50%. My first exam in med-surg was 52 on MS. Everyone says the second exam is harder since it deals with Neuro. I'm very nervous. Is it possible to recover from a 52% in Med-Surg on your first exam? We need a 75 to pass the course. Our instructor makes her own exams by the way and she does not use any test banks. What you think is important was not on the exam.. Is there any hope for me? I studied my butt off.

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