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If you’re failing, in clinical jeopardy or struggling with nursing school, then this episode is for you! I know how hard you’ve been working and I know this must be a really difficult time for you, so just know that I am absolutely rooting for you every step of the way. Even if you’re not currently struggling, you’ll get some great tips that can help you stay ahead of the game. In this podcast episode, I’ll talk you through:

  • Steps to take when you’re failing a course
  • What to do if you’re failing in clinical or in clinical jeopardy
  • How to survive skills check-offs
  • My best tips for turning things around
  • Advice for filing an appeal

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