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Nursing Education
Higher Education Economics

Background:

Course repetition is a frequent issue in nursing programs.
This phenomenon carries substantial consequences for both students and educational institutions.

Purpose of the Study:

To quantify the financial implications of course repetition for nursing students.
To analyze the economic impact of course repetition on nursing programs.

Main Methods:

A qualitative multiple case study design was employed.
Four distinct cases were analyzed using Stake's case study methodology.

Main Results:

Nursing students repeating courses face reduced earning potential and increased educational expenditures.
Institutions experienced limited financial repercussions, provided student attrition was avoided.

Conclusions:

Nursing programs should explore policy modifications to support students who repeat courses.
Proactive academic support systems can help prevent student failure and subsequent course repetition.