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I have no kids. I have no girlfriend. I can cope with studying all day including weekends. I actually enjoy being somewhat introverted. I'm full-time in school and have maintained a 3.8 GPA. I also work 45% harder than most of my classmates. How stressfull will this be? I have so much free time even going to school full-time with difficult classes.

I am going into the nursing field, but I am prone to being bullied. I'm a male in my 20's, I look 3 years younger, & I have ADHD. I've been bullied a lot in high school until I started college I am forgetful sometimes and can even be a slow learner. I do have A's in all my college course work even though I have a hard time remembering directions like in lab. My family is in the medical field & it does intrigue me. Do you have any experiences to share and how you coped with it? I hope I get through without being stomped all over. Being a slow learner and making mistakes makes it easier to be targeted. Not going to give up though.

Does a BSN from an online program have an impact on becoming a nurse anesthetic? Lets say I have a BSN that I got from online classes. Can I still qualify to become a nurse anesthetist once I get my masters?

I'm taking a 6 week intro biology course & I noticed that I'm terrible at lab. I have ADHD so I struggle. I easily forget instructions so when I have to start, I'm just standing cluelessly not knowing what to do, or confused about directions. I'm always asking the teacher questions. I'm usually the last one out of lab. It's like directions just don't even get processed in my head cause shes so fast but everyone else seems to understand though. I'm trying to hard so I have an A In both lab and lecture but everyone processes stuff faster than me. I really want to be a nurse and I'm only 20, I'm just worried about future labs in biology and in nursing school. Anyone dealing with this before? I'm feeling terrible right now.

Thanks!

I am completing my prerequisites, but have only volunteered at a hospital before. What are some jobs I can do during nursing school to gain experience? I heard being a CNA is good, and becoming a PCA. I won't be able to be a CNA though because I'm going straight to nursing school.

Is a patient care assistant the same thing as a CNA?

Who went straight into an RN program with no experience? Is this dangerous to do? I am finishing up my prereqs, but I have no medical experience at all. Is this bad? I am not doing an LVN program because I want to become a nurse sooner.