Those select few that enjoy the case-based curriculum have no issues with the majority of their classmates failing an exam. Our stats before 15-20 Q's given back to us on the most recent cardiovascular exam averaged 55%. The neurology exam before winter break resulted in 1/3 of the class failing even after 19 Q's were given back and grades were adjusted, and roughly 14 people remediating the course. Make no mistake, this is a serious issue that MUST be addressed regardless of some doing better than average wanting no change. Those that like CBI like doing well and don't care if it hurts other people in the process. I have personally witnessed some the most brilliant people I have ever met question if becoming a physician is actually their calling after receiving 2 failing exam scores. We have had 3 students voluntarily withdraw, all in good academic standing after only 1 semester. I too, am here to answer any questions.