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  1. Hi there! I am enrolled in the FNP program at GCU and just finished my first week of clinical. I do work full time and just had a baby 4 months ago (yes I was pregnant during patho and pharm). I had my baby 3 days after pharm class finished. Needless to say working and having a family is do-able while attending the FNP program but it Takes a lot of effort. I could have studied a bit more but the end of pregnancy was very tiring and my motivation level was down. Starting clinical is very time consuming. The one day of class, clinical days, assignments, and full time work. That is a lot of time to be away from family and it makes me feel guilty at times. If it were possible I would only work 2 days a week but that is a no go. So if you have determination and truly desire to become a NP, than you can get through it :)

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