Whew! First full week of classes done!

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Wow!!! So I started my 11 month LPN program July 4th....last week was my first full week of classes. So far, we have had 9 exams with two more happening tomorrow. This is intense! I am working ahead in my A&P class while I have the opportunity to and I would highly recommend that! There are only 22 of us which is nice. Basically, we are taking three classes at a time with exams in one class almost every day and in another every other day. Craaaaazzzy! :)

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Congrats on getting in! :yeah:

Wow, well that's what I hear we can expect out of LPN school. Stay on top of things and it will be over before you know it. I hope to be where you are one day soon.

Keep up the good work!

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Thank you!

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And good luck to you too!!

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Wow! Keep studying and stay ahead of it! What program are you enrolled in?

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This sounds a lot like ny program!! Super intense! Best of luck to you!!

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Sounds about right from what I have heard.... Are the tests based off of chapters you read for homework or material covered in class? I start the LVN program next month and I am nervous about all the tests per week, and this goes on for a year Yikes!

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Specializes in Allergy/Immunology.

Congratulations! And wow, I start 9/18 so now I'll worry about any & all possible tests, lol. Good Luck to you!!

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Specializes in Cardiac.

Wow! We actually had to take A&P1 & 2 before we could even apply to the lpn program here. And those were the most intense, mind numbing classes I have ever taken so I feel your pain :sniff:

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Hi, That sure is alot of exams. I am also in an 11 month program, in my 5th month now. Level 1 just ended June 18th, now I am in level II which in only 1 subject, med surg. We had many exams in level 1, and about 1 to 2 a week in this level, in addition to math exams, think there are 5 this level. Add 3 days of clinical, labs, papers, presentations, concept maps, and reading and studying, and thats a really full workload. I knew this going into to the program, and sometimes it really gets to me, but I try to stay focused, and remain organized. I am 46, and believe me, many days I have felt like giving up, because quite frankly, it IS the most difficult thing I have probably ever done, and some days, I simply lack confidence in my skills, ability, and time mangement. It is an awful lot of information in a short time, and sometimes I can't see the big picture. I am not out to save the world, or perhaps not even go further than obtaining my LPN, I will be content that I did it, and hope for a decent job, while being a safe LPN. Truly, that will be enough for me. My interest is geriatrics. Best of luck to you, let us know how you are doing.

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Don't forget to take good care of yourself. Eat well and rest as often as you can. We're all rooting for you!

Regards,

Mukfay

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Keep going leenie45...I was in your shoes a year and a half ago and I DID give up. After I dropped out of my Lpn program, I was happy for about a week. Then I realized what a mistake I had made. School was so mind boggling, but at least I had a goal. I regretted my decision so much that I am now enrolled in another lpn program that begins Oct 1. I have to finish this time. I will be 50 when I graduate. Good luck to you. You'll make it and you'll be so happy you stuck it out!:yelclap:

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