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canadianj

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  1. I'm in the second yr of nursing in rrc... and to be honest it takes a lot of perseverance and sacrifices to be in this program. You have to be prepared for the next 3 years of your life financially, socially and as well dedicating most of your time to studying. Try your hardest to excel in your first year, cause if you fail anything in any term, you'll be held back for another year because of failing one class in year 1. In second year, there are more group work and essay writing so prepare yourself about APA formatting etc. I have some classmates who have dropped classes to lighten up their term. And thats fine. You don't have to finish right in 3 years cause in all honesty this program should normally be 4 years in length anyways. Its an accelerated program. That's why if you feel extremely, extremely... (and I mean like you cannot take it and you're going to fall off the world) then make your decision. It's not the end of the world. Ultimately you're trying to be the best nurse you can possibly be to provide excellent and compassionate care to future patients. Good Luck!

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