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Hi Everyone, Thank You all for your encouragement and hard core reality. Jenni just took a Test yesterday and has met with both Professors. They both feel she has a good chance of passing. Since my post she has been adding about 2 hours a day to study time. She is very committed, and we are hoping her continued determination, good studying, and passion will get her there. Thanks again!

Hi Everyone. My daughter Jennifer is in the second semester of her Junior Year of Nursing school. She has been a CNA for almost 4 years. She is doing beautifully in her Clinicals. She gets raving reviews and compliments such as "You will be an amazing Nurse" from her Instructors. Today she met with her Advisor, who is also her Med Surg Instructor. (A meeting my daughter initiated) She has a 75 in the classroom setting. She needs a 77 to Pass. For her Mental Health she has a 71, but again, is acing Clinical. She feels devastated as each class only has one exam left. She is the most loving, kindest soul I know. She was crying with all her might today, feeling completely and utterly lost and a like a failure. She tries so hard, is dedicated to studying. I just don't know how to help. I wish I knew what to say. It just KILLS me to think she may be asked to leave the program if she ends up failing both classes. Does any Nurses, parents of Students, etc have any advice? I want to also mention the Board of Registers is at the school this week, and her Mental Health Proffesor (the class with a 71) suggested they interview Jenni as she is a dedicated Student. Help!!! Worried Mom of a Beautiful Young Woman