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Thanks for your responses. Im glad to hear that others had ways of dealing with it all. I like the earplugs thing. I think I would not be so freaked out about it but because of the 1 year old it will be hard to study during the actual activities. Oh well, my husband says it will all work out and we will do what we will have to do. Even if it means slowing down for a year and a half. I know that I already feel like the queen of multitasking. Getting all my prereqs this year with a new baby was hard but I got through it. Pretty proud of that! Thanks again for your responses.

OK, I just found out I was accepted into an accelerated track (16 month) BSN program. While I'm very happy and excited to start, the kid's schedules have me a little freaked out. I have a 7yr old son who is very active in sports. Basketball, football and baseball. My daughter (6yrs) is involved in cheer, gymnastics and girl scouts. I also have a 1yr old. My question is to those who have young children in lots of activites. How did you make it work? Did they have to give up some of their activities so that you were not running around all over the place in the evening. Did you study in the car and wait for them? I'm scared I wont have time to study. I have a supportive husband, but already with both of us we are still going all over the place all week with the kids. Some nights we dont even get home untill 9:00!!! If we have to give some sports up then that is what we will do. I just wanted to hear from others that might have been in this situation. Thanks!!!

Do you take the online pathophysiology course at Weber State by any chance?