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I know that nursing involves multi tasking....

however, having 800+ nclex questions /ati assigments due + a ridiculous project that is only worth 10% of our grade and clinical and studying for a test and doing another project for another class... nursing school you are def. trying to kill us..or me. bc im losing it :(

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One thing at a time. But I completely understand your frustration. Sometimes I think the instructors get a kick out of watching us scramble for "dear-life".

The state makes basic requirements for nursing schools, so not all is due to your instructors. The most useful characteristic for a nurse is to learn to prioritize, so you can practice that now. 10% can be the difference between failure and passing, but if you have other priorities and only get 5% off that project, that is better than zero. Good luck!!

When you start a nursing program, always remember that you have a series of hoops to jump through. Some are en fuego, some are not. You just have to shut your eyes and leap.

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Gahhhh!!! Well I got the prioritization part down pat, it's just irritating that all the assignments are due at once lol! Anyhow I got it all done and a B on that major project. I'm thrilled :)

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