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Be careful what you wish for. Therapeutics just gets harder as you progress through school. If you were only able to pull a B+ in your first therapeutics class, you may end up struggling later and maybe even have trouble passing the NAPLEX. You might need a backup plan of becoming a trophy wife/gold digger.
Yeah it sucked missing an A by 0.3 of a point! I made A(s) in everything else so far though. Even in pharmacology and pharmokinetics etc...many people found those classes harder for some reason. I know two pharmacy students that made A(s) in everything except the therapeutics class that I made a B+ in...they also made a B+ in that class. That class focus on the therapuetics of all diseases involving the central nervous system...not sure why those people also made a B+ in that class...most likely because a lot of the stuff involving seizures/TBI/etc....just didn't make that much sense.
As for as failing goes...I have never came close to failing anything. 99.999999% of things are very easy to pass but hard to make a perfect score on...that has been my experience anyways. I still wish they only allow ONE chance for the boards. That really would hopfully cut down on the major surplus we are experiencing.