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Depends on the class (some you can re-do in the summer), but happens every year at my school. Very few people though.
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Some people are just not ready to move on to the next level, especially when that next level is putting hands on a patient. I don't really see why people have issues with students being held back, failing a class is on them, not the school. At least that's how it is where I am.
Some people are just not ready to move on to the next level, especially when that next level is putting hands on a patient. I don't really see why people have issues with students being held back, failing a class is on them, not the school. At least that's how it is where I am.
I'm thinking about classes like histology or something similar in nature, where many schools offer a quick retake in the summer and a cumulative exam. To retake an entire year, two semester, over a small slip up, is a bit exaggerated.
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OK OK.
I just texted one of my dental student friends at BU (a 4th year) about this.
Here is what they responded:
"lol i remember rumors like that . there is something like if u fail two classes u have to repeat. if you get a D u might have to repeat.
who gets into dental and fails their first physio class tho
out of the 8 or so ppl we lost in first year, i think 6 or 7 of them just couldnt cut it academically"
I just texted one of my dental student friends at BU (a 4th year) about this.
Here is what they responded:
"lol i remember rumors like that . there is something like if u fail two classes u have to repeat. if you get a D u might have to repeat.
who gets into dental and fails their first physio class tho
out of the 8 or so ppl we lost in first year, i think 6 or 7 of them just couldnt cut it academically"
My school has a policy to repeat whole year or dismissal if one fails a class(D1). Is this normal? This is Boston U.
here at rutgers, if you fail ONE class, you can remediate it in the summer.
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Yes. You will repeat the year. It happened to 3-4 people in my D1 class back in 2007.My school has a policy to repeat whole year or dismissal if one fails a class(D1). Is this normal? This is Boston U.
Also, if your average GPA is below is 2.5, then you could get kicked out of the program.
You are only allowed to get 1 "D" grade per year, any more, you repeat the year.
Good luck!
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