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Sash27

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  1. It's possible and people have worked thruout the program but I wouldn't really recommend it, at least for the first 2 semesters. In the beginning you will have probably 1 full day, or 2 half days of lecture, and then one full day of lab. A little bit later on, it will probably be one full day of lecture, 2 full days of clinical (AM or PM), and then additional lab days occasionally. There is a lot of homework and studying to do on days off as for most of the program you have 1-2 big exams weekly
  2. Deep Breathing: Take slow, deep breaths to calm your nerves. Positive Self-Talk: Remind yourself of your capabilities. Preparation: Ensure you're well-prepared for classes and exams. Visualization: Picture yourself succeeding to build confidence. Seek Support: Talk to classmates, professors, or a counselor. Stay Healthy: Prioritize your physical well-being. Practice Relaxation Techniques: Explore mindfulness or relaxation exercises. Focus on the Present: Concentrate on the task at hand. Set Realistic Goals: Break tasks into smaller, manageable goals. Remember Your Motivation: Reflect on your passion for nursing.
  3. I would shoot the admissions counselor an email, or give them a call yes, that's what we have to do It should update the following business day
  4. Just got the OKTA email for San Mateo ABSN Summer 2.. does this mean I got in?! Anyone else in this same campus and cohort?

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