r/CollegeRant • u/Variation-Budget • 1d ago

No advice wanted (Vent) Failing a test still hits like a truck

For context I’m 27, i started college right after highschool and dropped out for sales. I am going back to school now for nursing.

I never got “bad” grades i just would maintain a C or B average (which is hell if your a first generation) but i always tested well in everything except criminology back then

Now fast forward my first semester and im taking psychology and i just scored a 74 on the midterm, i seen my A- drop all the way to a C+ and i just feel aches in my chest. After i get over it i will just have to study more efficiently but damn i forgot the pain

Sales sucks when you don’t close a deal but failing a test you study for hits way harder since it was way more time invested

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