Oh, boy--is there a lot to share with you guys. I'll keep it short, though; I passed 2nd semester! I really had to lock in and focus on improving my test-taking strategies, and I think it finally paid off. I end the course with an 82%, which is all that I need to progress. And now, I look to an entire summer to relax, recuperate and prepare for the next school year. Until then, I'll just hang back and enjoy my newfound free time.
This was an incredibly trying time for, not just me but, eve
I took my third exam today; an 83.5 isn't too bad. For the rest of the exams, however, I needed an 85 in order to attain the 80% exam average requirement to pass this semester. Still, I am more than OK with this! I'm sure I'll get a bump after the test has been reviewed. My big thing is that I did much better than I thought I would have, and this is the highest I've done all semester. This class is no joke, but I felt a huge sense of relief walking out of the testing room. And with this upcoming
I've taken some time this week to mentally reset. I didn't go to lecture this week as I felt like I needed to study the material on my own. There's a whole can of worms regarding school right now, and it's actually gotten pretty toxic for me. So much drama between classmates, a professor resigning (which we had just found out today), another professor giving half-assed lectures who refuses to give exam reviews because last semester didn't show up to lectures so she's basically butthurt about it,
As of my writing of this post, it's been a few days since I last logged on here. It's a short amount of time, in the grand scheme of things, but it goes to show just how busy I've been with school. To cut it short: I didn't do so good on my last exam. For my nursing program, to advance, you need to have an 80% exam average for the semester--among other things like clinical performance and skill checkoffs. I'm sitting right at a 76%, and it's just stressing me out so bad. I left the exam room thi
