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I'm currently working full time, not as an RN, and getting my RN to BSN at University of Louisiana Lafayette and about to start a new position as a nurse in July and it feels a little stressful. I graduated in January and passed my Nclex in March. I don't have a child but my boyfriend and I are moving to a new state. I would say it's possible to do it but be prepared to be a little stressed.
Jmon714
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Hello! I am set to graduate an ADN program in August, and I recently accepted a job in labor and delivery at my current workplace. I am going to start in October, after I pass the NCLEX. I was planning to jump right into the online RN to BSN program at UT Arlington in September, but I am wondering if I am trying to accomplish too many things at once. I don't want to lost momentum in school, but I don't want to spread myself too thin between work and school either. Can someone who has been through this program offer me some advice? Is it manageable while starting a new job and completing a GN internship? Should I put it off for a couple of months? I have worked full time throughout my ADN program with a three year old, so I am a great multi-tasker. :)
Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you!