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I can't really offer you any tips right now because I am in the same situation as you, except for that fact that I have a six year old. I plan on using extra loan money to help cover the bills and working part time on the weekends. All I can say is try to remain positive. Maybe it wont be as bad as we're thinking it will be.
mcm336
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I have a bachelors degree in an unrelated field and I've been busting my butt working since I graduated college three years ago. I just started a new job last week and today I found out that I got into the practical nursing program I applied for months ago. In order to complete the program I'll have to stop working and attend school full time. I've heard so many stories about people flunking out or getting burnt out that now I'm nervous and doubting myself. I've scared myself since I'm leaving my livelihood to pursue this goal. Does anyone have any tips on how to succeed in the program or advice on what to expect? I'm also nervous because its been three years since I've been in a classroom.