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Summer clinicals.

So as it were I am a nursing major who is also doing ROTC at my university. I got a semester behind because I just changed to nursing. Anyways, for ROTC I had to get my 104R completed, for those who don't know this is a set up of who the rest of your college years will be, including classes and yeah. Well looking at it I have to take one class this coming summer, the summer of 2014 I have to take summer class called fundamentals of nursing which I am assuming is clinicals, if not please let me know what it is. And then summer of 2015 I am shipped off to boot camp and after I graduate in spring 2016 I am shopped off to military officers school to further my education. Normally this wouldn't be bad but I am also engaged. We were planning on getting married summer2015 but because of boot camp and my MOS, we will have to instead get married this summer or next. Therefore I wonder how hard and time consuming this class/clinical of fundamentals of nursing is going to be because I don't want the marriage to interfere with neither school or the army to the extent where it would hinder me.

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My fundamentals class included a 5 hour lab to learn skills once a week, in addition to a 3 hour lecture once a week. No clinical.

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OH! Okay!! That would make sense! Was it all summer or how long did it go on for?

OH! Okay!! That would make sense! Was it all summer or how long did it go on for?

Mine was a regular semester long course. Summer courses are generally all summer long, though.

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