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So forgetting all stats and numbers, what are the true chances a bad student could actually change them selves enough to become “good enough for dental school.”
Let’s say this student was confident in his learning capabilities, insecure about his self discipline abilities, and has a C average to show for everything.
Does it end there? The C average? If a student has been motivated in the past, but 3 years later still has a C average, should he accept it? Does the student listen to his surroundings that advise against continuing?Or does he listen to the emotional and arguably unreliable heart which says continue trying at all costs?
I just feel like even though I am getting better everyday, I will never be good enough as my siblings or other pre med kids who have been perfect little students since kindergarten.
Sorry for the sob story but I don’t know where else I could ask
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Let’s say this student was confident in his learning capabilities, insecure about his self discipline abilities, and has a C average to show for everything.
Does it end there? The C average? If a student has been motivated in the past, but 3 years later still has a C average, should he accept it? Does the student listen to his surroundings that advise against continuing?Or does he listen to the emotional and arguably unreliable heart which says continue trying at all costs?
I just feel like even though I am getting better everyday, I will never be good enough as my siblings or other pre med kids who have been perfect little students since kindergarten.
Sorry for the sob story but I don’t know where else I could ask
Sent from my iPhone using SDN mobile