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Hi all! I also sent in my application this week for Jan 2019. Just wanted to join in to keep updated on admission notices and such. Goodluck to everyone!

As bad as it may sound you really will have no life. I started the 2 year program last september and will be graduating this June of 2016, and I haven't had a life much. I have no kids also but I do have a boyfriend that requires lots of time however I have still been making it through. It will require a lot of dedication and motivation to keep you focused but in the end it will all be well worth it! I wish you the best, and remember why you started :) P.S I am trying to win a tuition giveaway to help with my last payments for nursing school and would really appreciate it if you could vote for me by clicking this link and the 'vote' button. It only takes 3 seconds. I would really appreciate it! Us nursing students have got to stick together :) Tawni P. | Dr Pepper Tuition Giveaway

Hey! What helped me is I watched lots of youtube videos for acronyms and things like that to help remember which bones are where. It also helped that my teacher had us do a lot of hands on things. It really is just a lot of memorization, and you will spend ample amounts of time reading pages over and over again along with studying all the diagrams.

Hello all nursing students! I joined this forum to seek advice and also to have contact with the special people who are all going through the same journey as I am. I figured posting my first topic would be a great way to start this new blog. Im in my last year and I graduate in June, Yay! I'm so excited yet also very nervous. I'm curious to see where some of you are in schooling and how you've been handling it because for me I've been struggling through the program but somehow I manage to keep pulling through. As if stress isn't enough the schooling is also so expensive