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  1. I am currently a RN student and my schedule is Monday and Wednesday are lecture days I go from 8:30-2:40 then Tuesdays and. Thursdays are clinicals, there were different shifts to choose from but I picked afternoon. 1st and 2nd semester it's 4 hours. 3rd semester is 6hrs and 4th is 8. Fridays are test days,my test start at the same time as the class there for. So if I have two in one day I am stuck at school for at least four hours. I live an hour from my college so I have a lot of travel time on top of classes, I hope that you live closer All I can say is rest while you can
  2. I worked my behind off to get into nursing school. I have 8 children am 3 months pregnant and my husband had a massive MI last month that left him hospitalized for 2 weeks. Even with all of this going on I am still passing my classes. My problem however is that the instructors treat us like children, they tell us who to partner with, they make us do group activities involving color crayons and tape. And worst of all if you have any opinion that doesn't match their own you will be dragged down to the heads office. There is no let's discus this like adults; it you're losing points. The play favorites and have different rules for different people. I a so disgusted that I am at the point of giving up on my dreams. Is this how it always is or is it just this school? And how do I make it through being treated like a child by the people I pay to teach me

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