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Hey, I recently got accepted into nursing school yay!! I’m a bit overwhelmed with Joy & anxiety because I know nursing is no joke. However I will be registering for classes soon, and wanted to know if it would be smart to take both fundamental 1 & 2 together? Or that’s extremely too much? I am not the “smartest” person that can pick up the information right away LOL… But I am capable of understanding the work. Please let me know what you guys would do! Thank you?

Specializes in Med/Surg, LTACH, LTC, Home Health.

You may be getting ahead of yourself just a tad bit. Sometimes when courses are listed by 1 and 2, they have to be taken in sequence. Check the requirements of your program. If you’re allowed to take them together, I really wouldn’t at this time if I were you. You’d want to give yourself a fair shake at succeeding by waiting to see what kind of caseload you’re going to be faced with. You can always double up once you get a workable study schedule going. It’s important to have room to breathe so that you won’t feel overwhelmed with your new endeavor. That’s my take on it. 
Good luck to you!

Specializes in Rehab, Ortho-Spine, Med-Surg, & Psych.

Follow your school's curriculum.

On 11/5/2021 at 2:03 PM, NotMyProblem MSN said:

You may be getting ahead of yourself just a tad bit. Sometimes when courses are listed by 1 and 2, they have to be taken in sequence. Check the requirements of your program. If you’re allowed to take them together, I really wouldn’t at this time if I were you. You’d want to give yourself a fair shake at succeeding by waiting to see what kind of caseload you’re going to be faced with. You can always double up once you get a workable study schedule going. It’s important to have room to breathe so that you won’t feel overwhelmed with your new endeavor. That’s my take on it. 
Good luck to you!

Thank you!

3 hours ago, Devon Rex said:

Follow your school's curriculum.

Thank you!

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