Nursing4U2

Hello all, I am currently in my second semester of nursing school and I would like an unbiased opinion. Prior to entering the program all students signed a contract agreeing to achieve a 76.45% or better in each nursing class in order to move on to the next semester. I believe that this initial policy was more than fair. However, during the summer the administration at my university decided to change the policy (we were not informed of this change until mid-September). We are now required to have an overall average of 76.45% or better in each class, and an overall exam/quiz average of 76.45% or better (excluding homework, assignments, and ATI)- meaning if we get an 85% in the class with everything combined (homework, quizzes, exams, assignments, etc.) but do not achieve an exam/quiz average of 76.45% or better, we fail the course. Do you feel that this was handled appropriately? Should students have been informed as soon as the policy was changed, or was it fair for them to tell us this information months after making the decision? Would you attend a school with this policy?