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Almost done-itis

I have three classes, and 12 weeks left before I'm done with my RN-BSN program. I'm am struggling bad to complete them. I'm so tired of writing papers, discussion, and application assignments. I just want to be done. I struggle to even write a paragraph. Anyone else experiencing the same thing ? Any tips on who to get through these last three classes ?

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    I have one exam left and I keep rescheduling it. I will be ready to start preparing for my NCLEX after one exam. I keep putting it away feeling less and less prepared as I read and listen to notes over and over. I can't wait to start my RN-BSN though and study for the NCLEX. I'm with you on not wanting to study anymore and will be watching for tips.

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    I'm in the same boat except with my MSN! 60 days to graduation. Thankfully I did a good chunk of my papers early on in the semester but I'm still struggling to finish what I need to.

    I'm planning on setting aside an hour or two at a time in upcoming weeks where the TV is off and wifi is off (unless absolutely needed). I also need to study (as I'm sure you do) for upcoming final and certification exam. An hour each day won't be much but, if uninterrupted, should be pretty productive.

    Good luck! Just know this is the last hump before you're DONE!

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    I'm in the same boat except with my MSN! 60 days to graduation. Thankfully I did a good chunk of my papers early on in the semester but I'm still struggling to finish what I need to.

    I'm planning on setting aside an hour or two at a time in upcoming weeks where the TV is off and wifi is off (unless absolutely needed). I also need to study (as I'm sure you do) for upcoming final and certification exam. An hour each day won't be much but, if uninterrupted, should be pretty productive.

    Good luck! Just know this is the last hump before you're DONE!

    We can do it !!!! Almost there.

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    I have one exam left and I keep rescheduling it. I will be ready to start preparing for my NCLEX after one exam. I keep putting it away feeling less and less prepared as I read and listen to notes over and over. I can't wait to start my RN-BSN though and study for the NCLEX. I'm with you on not wanting to study anymore and will be watching for tips.

    Just keep going. One assignment at a time.

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    Two more days of studying and I should be done with this. My exam is scheduled for Saturday and I don't want to move it any further. If anything I want it tomorrow instead so I can get back to studying!!!

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    C'mon, folks - this is where you shine! The finish line is in view, push it! You will be SO proud of yourself when you're done, and you can look back on your accomplishments with pride. Go go go!! :D One day at a time, one assignment at a time.

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    I did it. I'm done, studying for the NCLEX now and picked out my BSN program. I'm on a roll!!! You can do it too!!!!!

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    Four more weeks to go. Gah!!! I have no idea where I stand because my instructor is taking for ever to grade papers.

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