You don't need straight A's to pass nursing school! 💜

17 Jan 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief advisory segment, the speaker confronts the common belief that nursing students must achieve perfect grades to succeed. She clarifies that the actual requirement for passing is typically around an 80% threshold, emphasizing that merely passing is sufficient. The speaker highlights the heavy pressure many students feel to attain straight A's and encourages a mindset shift away from perfectionism toward realistic, achievable goals.

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Now, I want to address this first really quick, because I feel like this might help somebody. You don't need to pass nursing school with flying colors. You do not need to get A's in nursing school. You just need to pass nursing school. So we don't need to, like, say we have to pass with flying colors. That's not true. You just have to pass. So passing at your school is 80%. So that's the goal. You want to get 80%. But I just want you to know, like, I think. I feel like so many of us have this, like, weight or pressure that we have to do everything perfect in nursing school. We have to get. Get straight A's, and that's just not. You don't have to do it.