First day of A&P. Will it get better? Please say yes..
I feel discouraged. Not sure if I will be able to handle 17 units this semester. A&P was fast paced and I did not know a single thing, I have a chem class coming up this week etc etc and I'm feeling overwhelmed. Going from not doing anything productive for three months into this is driving me crazy. SIGHHH.
There seems to be so many easy ways out of nursing, but what good will an AA degree at a community college do for me? Only the ADN is worth going for and the pre-reqs are definitely not easy. Oh man the joy of starting nursing school in the future...
and then the joy of nurse orientation + trying to find your niche at work and so on and on....how many years of experience will it take for a nurse to feel "comfortable" at work? How long will it take for a nurse to finally feel ready?
Thanks for all the info. I've decided to take an online sociology class instead of going to school once a week for three hrs at night. I think that would help a bit. I've decided to keep my science classes since I did get in and there are people dying be added. Science classes (the ones that I'm taking at least) come with labs so it's the same as taking four classes instead of two in my case. So instead of five classes, I attend seven :zzzzz It's hard to focus on Anatomy because first I don't find it interesting and second the class starts at 7pm and ends at 9:30-45pm ish. Good thing it's only once per week, but that means more material to cover during each class meeting. I went to my chem class yesterday and it was better than anatomy. Much easier and it's not all science since it has math. I took a chem class in high school so right now the topics that were discussed in class seem very familiar.
I need to study for an Anatomy quiz, but I don't even want to get started on it. Is it bad that I'm going to be a nursing major and I don't find Anatomy interesting?
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Thanks for all the info. I've decided to take an online sociology class instead of going to school once a week for three hrs at night. I think that would help a bit. I've decided to keep my science classes since I did get in and there are people dying be added. Science classes (the ones that I'm taking at least) come with labs so it's the same as taking four classes instead of two in my case. So instead of five classes, I attend seven :zzzzz It's hard to focus on Anatomy because first I don't find it interesting and second the class starts at 7pm and ends at 9:30-45pm ish. Good thing it's only once per week, but that means more material to cover during each class meeting. I went to my chem class yesterday and it was better than anatomy. Much easier and it's not all science since it has math. I took a chem class in high school so right now the topics that were discussed in class seem very familiar.
I need to study for an Anatomy quiz, but I don't even want to get started on it. Is it bad that I'm going to be a nursing major and I don't find Anatomy interesting?