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U:PASSwrite is a student-led class that provides assistance to first year nursing students with their writing assignments. In the sessions, students work with peers and a leader, who is also a student, to get feedback on their writing, learn academic writing skills, and complete assessments. The sessions are informal and meant to help students improve their writing and achieve higher marks. Students must register for one of the weekly one-hour sessions online through the HELPS booking system. Past students found the classes very helpful for structuring essays, understanding academic writing expectations, and producing their best written work.
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