Hey everyone! I am currently in a five semester BSN program. I am done with the first semester and have four more semesters (which will take another two years). Unfortunately, i failed pathophysiology class and have to retake it. I had also dropped my clinical course as it got very overwhelming and i couldn't focus well. Since i am retaking two classes next semester, i am thinking of extending it to six semester instead of five. Any tips on whether it is a wise choice?? actually i want to take it slow and don't want to rush because i am scared i might end up failing more classes if i take a lot of classes in one semester. I want to grasp everything taught in our classes and feel like i might do better if i take less number of classes in one semester.
Sometimes, i feel like i am super dumb and not smart enough to even be in nursing school (because a lot of people in our class are in four or five semester program ) whereas i feel like i have a long way to go compared to these students.
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Hey everyone! I am currently in a five semester BSN program. I am done with the first semester and have four more semesters (which will take another two years). Unfortunately, i failed pathophysiology class and have to retake it. I had also dropped my clinical course as it got very overwhelming and i couldn't focus well. Since i am retaking two classes next semester, i am thinking of extending it to six semester instead of five. Any tips on whether it is a wise choice?? actually i want to take it slow and don't want to rush because i am scared i might end up failing more classes if i take a lot of classes in one semester. I want to grasp everything taught in our classes and feel like i might do better if i take less number of classes in one semester.
Sometimes, i feel like i am super dumb and not smart enough to even be in nursing school (because a lot of people in our class are in four or five semester program ) whereas i feel like i have a long way to go compared to these students.