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NO one can tell you if your specific program is going to be difficult or easy or anything in between.....for you.
YOU know if you're a good student, and your studying habits. Easy to one person is difficult to another. Some schools have pre-requisite coursework that knocks people out before they ever apply to the nursing program itself. Others have no pre-requs, and the 9-month certificate program is a piece of cake. Or it's hard. Get the point?
Do your best, and that's all you can do. Don't set yourself up with a fatalistic attitude of "it'll be too hard for me, I'll probably fail and die in the process". Self-fulfilling prophesy, right there.
Plan to do well. Then do it.
TheCommuter, BSN, RN
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I completed an LVN program that did not require prerequisite coursework.
Overall, the LVN program entailed a bunch of busy work. It involved plenty of reading, memorization, and weekly quizzes. I did not work up to my full potential because I was sick with untreated hyperthyroidism while attending the program.