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  1. I was kicked out of nursing school by a "friend" who backstabbed me. Almost at the end of the 1st semester we had our Math exam and were told if we didn't pass (missing two at most) then we were out of the program. We had two chances on the exam. I did not pass my first attempt and took notes on the problems that I had missed. I studied the problems as we were told the 2ns exam would be different. The friend had messaged me asking if I had figured out how to do one of the dosing calculation questions. I tested back yes and gave her a picture of my math notes. I go in a couple of days later and take my test and pass. My teacher tells me they need to speak to me. I go in and they accuse me of cheating on the exam. They say I shared test information and they have proof. I didn't understand as I didn't know any of the questions and the questions were indeed different on both tests. At this point, I was beyond stressed because of the exam but now this. I was heartbroken as I have worked for many years getting into the nursing program. They said I was being removed because in the handbook I signed that I would not share test information before, during, or after exams. I didn't even realize that I had done this. My intentions were pure and I wouldn't have tried to help anyone but she asked and of course, I didn't want to see anyone get kicked out over it. Me being kind and caring about other students and their well being got me kicked out. My advice is not to ever trust anyone in nursing school. I had to learn the hard way and my career is now over.

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