Inorganic,organic biochem, math4med, Psy, nu fundamentals

Sarah, RNBScN · Aug 7, 2003

Get a buddy and divide up the work or units of your courses. When I did my degree, we had 4 in our group and we divided each unit up for each course. Your were still responsible for your own reading but didn't have to worry about getting the unit questions done for the whole course. You did what was assigned as agreed upon in the group. Make sure you set ground rules first and foremost. Always have a deadline for the unit due and email everyone your(s), etc..

Family: this is an investment for them as well as for you so depending on the kids ages, get them to do more. Hubby can pitch in as well. Your working everyday as well and rearing a family, so is he.

Lisa1970 · Aug 7, 2003

dont you feel kind of guilty have to have the family do more than their share of work. They all are doing alot to help now, but I am afraid that they are going to have to do more. My parents moved here to help with everything, and they have been great, but I still feel very guilty.

babynursewannab · Aug 7, 2003

Don't feel so guilty. You ARE doing your fair share...in the long run. You are helping to ensure your family will be more financially stable and you are work your a$$ off doing it. How many times have you seen your family members stay up until 2 or 3 in the morning to scrub toilets??? Hmmmmm???

Keep looking at it that way. Your fair share in an intangible right now, but it will be greatly appreciated later.

Also, I took every class you mentioned (except fundamentals) together and got all A's. It can be done!

Lisa1970 · Aug 7, 2003

that is so good to hear. I was starting to think I was alone. I am working on my time schedule now. I am going to pray that we can all stick to it.

KAYfutureLPN · Aug 7, 2003

those sound like pretty hard classes. best of luck!

xoxo

Kay

renerian, BSN, RN · Aug 7, 2003

Wow you will have your hands full with that schedule.......

renerian