Malory371

I already have my associate's degree....i am a transfer student and will be a junior. Only 2 years and I will have my BSN. I know how hard college is and I have heard nursing programs are even tougher. That's why I wanted to ask you all who have already been in the program. I have been part time college for 6 years and working full time. Going to full time school and working seems like a lot....not to mention the cheerleading. Thank you all for your inpute. You have confirmed what I had been thinking. I appreciate it :)

this is all exactly what i have been saying. my mom thinks that since i could work, cheer and go to school in high school its the same. but i know nursing is VERY hard! thats why i am thinking of quitting cheerleading. i just wanted some educated advice from you so i can make my final decision. Thank you

That is what I am thinking too, but my mom is making me feel quilty for wanting to quit cheerleading and saying that I have a great opportunity to do cheerleading and get a scholarship while in NS.

I am about to start nursing school next month and need some advice from students already in the program. I am wondering if going to nursing school, working and being on my school's cheerleading squad is all possible. I am starting to think that all three of those activities plus trying to see my friends and my boyfriend wont be possible. Do any of you participate in your school's athletics while in nursing school? I definitely want enough time for school and I HAVE to work while in school. So those I have to do, cheerleading is an option. What is your advice? Thank you for your help in advance.