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Rasplemon

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  1. I have 2 little ones (23 months and 4 months). I work twelve hour nites, but my hubby doesn't work at all. He goes to the gym m-f. I try to schedule myself one on and one off. That way, I had sleep the night before and I'll get sleep tomorrow. When I look at it that way, it isn't so hard to do. Then again I don't do anything but take care of the kids on my days off and work, my hubby does the cooking, cleaning & etc. Good Luck!
  2. It's about what you make it. I've heard a lot of people say that wcccd didn't prepare them for nursing. I believe that wcccd did prepare me for nursing. You have to take the iniative to study more than what they give you. Wcccd also made the class take a kaplan test prior to NCLEX that helped as well. Just don't let wcccd be your last school attended on your resume! When you start working in a hospital setting, ask questions. You'll find someone who doesn't mind teaching.

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