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I am a full time single mom of three girls and am just starting out my education in the health care field. I work, hv my three girls and go to school. Time management and dedication as well as a genuine love for the health care field
Is imperative. Good luck :) and I never do my home work at home. It would never get completed! Hah
I think as long as you have the motivation to do it, you can take on that workload.
Just try to keep a balance in your schedule and not take on more responsibilities you can commit to.
I don't know what your other obligations are (if you have kids for example), but you should be able to attend CNA school while working full time as long as the school is willing to give you their schedule for the clinical portion of the course, where you have to go to a healthcare setting where you can shadow a CNA at work.
I've had people drop out of the CNA class I attended due to the clinical schedule interfering with their priorities.
hollymom25
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I am currently working full time and would like to continue to do so while I'm taking my CNA class. I would be working full time and then taking the night class. Is this too much?