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To get into the nursing program 3.0 GPA is required. So how can I avoid getting a C and get A's instead? |
They say the nursing program is difficult to get A's. Study more, and pay closer attention to the subject. MAke sure you understand, what you need to know. Also do your homework. Take your time to think about and don't rush. If you don't understand it, ask someone who might be able to help. Good luck, these are the tips i use to get straight A's. How about working hard and studying? Studying would help and doing all your work, don't just do it but take your time doing it. you just need to pay close attention and study. there is nothing short of cheating that will get you guaranteed a's and, even then, you have to do clinicals and skills tests. just work as hard as you can well if you are not interested enough to study hard enough to get a's then maybe you should find a new career..hard work and lots of study is the only way unless you cheat and that just is not acceptable ..grow up!! study Stop thinking about getting C. |
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