GRADE STRUCTURE
Level II
VNSG 1330 (Obstetrics)
3 OB Test
1 Final
269 – 300 points = A
239 – 268 points = B
225 – 238 points = C
195 – 224 points = D
Below 195 = F
Extra Points
3 points for Extra Bib Cards
These points cannot be used to move from a failing grade to a passing grade.
Lowest grade will be dropped in VNSG 1330. Final examination cannot be dropped.
If drug cards / reports on articles are not completed on time, one (1) point will be deducted from
final grade.
VNSG 1509 (Med Surg)
VNSG 2214 (Advanced Skills)
3 Med Surg/Skills Test
1 Pharmacology Test
1 Final
358 – 400 points = A
318 – 357 points = B
300 – 317 points = C
260 – 299 points = D
Below 260 = F
Extra Points
5 points will be added to total points for perfect attendance (no absence, no tardy, no leaving early).
3 points for Extra Bib Cards
These points cannot be used to move from a failing grade to a passing grade.
Lowest grade will be dropped in VNSG 1509/2214. Final examination cannot be dropped.
If drug cards, reports on articles are not completed on time, one (1) point will be deducted from
final grade.
VNSG 1334 (Pediatric)
3 Pedi Test
1 Pedi Project/Posting
1 Final
358 – 400 points = A
318 – 357 points = B
300 – 317 points = C
260 – 299 points = D
Below 260 = F
Lowest grade will be dropped in VNSG 1334. Pediatric Project/Postings and final
examination cannot be dropped.
Extra Points
3 points for Extra Bib Cards
These points cannot be used to move from a failing grade to a passing grade.
If drug cards / reports on articles are not completed on time, one (1) point will be deducted from
final grade.
Near the end of the semester a series of computerized tests will be scheduled for you. These exams
will test your comprehension of courses studied thus far. The scores are reported as follows:
Your Composite Final Score
North American Average Score
Your School Average Score
At Risk Score *
High Risk Score **
You must score at least above North American Average or better on each exam administered. If
the minimum score is not obtained the student must do all enhancers and remediation available
from the ATI Program. You will be able to take the examination once more if a score of above
North American Average is not achieved.
VNSG 1361 Clinical IIB
Required 2 Case Studies Satisfactorily completed
Case Study (must be satisfactory (13 or higher) or student will receive an incomplete and
must redo NCP).
Daily Prep Sheets
Evaluations
Satisfactory evaluation from TSH rotation
Presentation of assigned topic at TSH rotation
VNSG 1361 Clinical IIB Point System
Clinical Evaluation Rotation I
Clinical Evaluation Rotation II
Case Study I (1st attempt)
Case Study II (1st attempt)
Psychiatric Rotation Presentation
Psychiatric Clinical Rotation
Total
60 points maximum
60 points maximum
18 points maximum
18 points maximum
4 points maximum
** Overall Satisfactory
160 points
The grade for VNSG 1361 will be determined from the total number of points received from the
items above. The following scale will be used to determine the grade.
A = 144 – 160 points
B = 128 – 143 points
C = 112 – 127 points
D = Less than 112 (failing)
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