Nursing Student Who Never Scored Below 50 Graduates With First Class, Shares Her Achievement
- A young lady who attended a medical school has taken to social media to share a document from her school
- She mentioned the grade she finished with after years of study at the institution, which is located in Port Harcourt
- The young lady mentioned that she has never scored below a C in all the exams she has taken at the medical school
A nursing student who has never scored below 50 in medical school earns praise online after mentioning what she finished with from the institution.
The young lady shared a document online that gave a breakdown of how exam scores are calculated in the institution.
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Nursing student shares her academic achievement
Details on the document she shared showed that a student who scores less than 40 marks in an exam gets an F, 40 to 45 gets an E, 46 to 49 gets a D, 50 to 59 gets a C, 60 to 69 gets a B, and 70 and above gets an A.
The young lady, @graciaadaugo, celebrating her academic achievement, mentioned that she had never scored below a C in her exams, meaning that she always scored 50 and above.
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Speaking about this feat, she wrote on her social media page:
“Had the first class in Nursing that I always wanted and never scored below a C. Hopefully that counts.”
Her post immediately caught the attention of many people who took to the comments section to praise her.
Grace Adaugo Iheduru, the brilliant lady who never scored below 50 in her school exams, spoke with Legit.ng when she was contacted.
In the exclusive chat, she spoke about her school and what helped her maintain good results.
Speaking about her institution and how she was able to maintain good grades, she told Legit.ng:
"I attended PAMO University of Medical Sciences, Port Harcourt. I studied literally every day, no jokes. It helped me build retention for tests and exams."
Grace Adaugo Iheduru also told Legit.ng about a time during her studies when she felt like giving up, but eventually overcame her fears.
"Oh yes, absolutely. Life inside the school was slightly different, strict, and limiting from how a university should feel. So sometimes that messed with your psyche a little bit. I'd speak to people I care about a lot, and they'd encourage me to see those limitations as a way to keep me away from distractions and use them to my advantage. Then I also started freelancing while in school, and the pressure and stress from working at least two jobs plus school almost beat me down, but I managed to handle it all together."
On how she felt when she graduated with a first-class degree from the institution, she said:
"Happy is an understatement. I saw my result during my convocation, and the first thing I did was burst into tears."
Grace Adaugo Iheduru shared advice with undergraduates on how to achieve good results.
"If it's something you really want, you have to keep it as your watchword and strive towards it."
Reactions as nursing student shares her results
@Oliss1426162 noted:
"Why won't it count? Ada Bekee! English woman or first daughter with first class in Nursing, it over counts!"
@realitytvspace shared:
"It over counts."
@drhephzibah1 noted:
"Surely, it does count."
@Hon_aremo stressed:
"Congratulations Nurse."
@Lumihdazzle said:
"You are incredible."
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In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a University of Ibadan nursing student shared his inspiring journey of how he became a registered nurse after several years of struggle.
He revealed that he wrote UTME four times while working different jobs and trying to survive financially before gaining admission. The graduate said his experience taught him not to compare his progress with others.
In another story, Legit.ng reported that a young lady celebrated her graduation as a registered nurse from the University of Ibadan after breaking a family record.
The young lady revealed that she is the first person in her family to become a nurse and dedicated her achievement to them. Her story attracted reactions online, as many people congratulated her on her success and induction into the nursing profession.
Lady celebrates graduation from nursing school
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a young Nigerian nursing graduate broke down in tears during a phone call with her father after passing her final examinations.
She was seen in a viral video prostrating on the floor in gratitude while sharing the good news with her dad. Her classmates also joined in the celebration, surrounding her to cheer her on after she completed nursing school successfully.
Source: Legit.ng
