So I barely passed A&P I with a C. I could have gotten a B but was too worn out to study for the final so I failed it and accepted a C. I'm in A&P II now and it is really hard. I'm kind of confused because I've always been smart. I was in gifted and talented classes in middle school, and in high school was in honors and AP classes. I don't understand why this is so hard for me now. Okay I do, I have small children and my hubby is military so he is always gone (currently deployed) I don't work though. Is every single class in nursing school going to be as hard or harder as A&P II? I know I can do it, but I don't know if I have the self discipline to force myself to do what is necessary (ie study) after laundry, dinner, baths, etc.... Do I have 2 years of an uphill battle ahead of me?
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So I barely passed A&P I with a C. I could have gotten a B but was too worn out to study for the final so I failed it and accepted a C. I'm in A&P II now and it is really hard. I'm kind of confused because I've always been smart. I was in gifted and talented classes in middle school, and in high school was in honors and AP classes. I don't understand why this is so hard for me now. Okay I do, I have small children and my hubby is military so he is always gone (currently deployed) I don't work though. Is every single class in nursing school going to be as hard or harder as A&P II? I know I can do it, but I don't know if I have the self discipline to force myself to do what is necessary (ie study) after laundry, dinner, baths, etc.... Do I have 2 years of an uphill battle ahead of me?