I'm aware that most NP students work in some capacity, and I am sure that everyone's experience varied in some way or another. Maybe you have kids, maybe you have familial priorities, maybe you're a better learner when you devote time fully to school instead of working.
In my case, I'll be working full-time and starting NP school next month. I currently work nights and have my schedule as Fri/Sat/Sun. It looks like I'll have class/lecture every Tuesday. Clinicals after the first year.
I live with my girlfriend in Manhattan, no kids, so I think I have a pretty good situation.
I come here asking for tips on balancing life/school/work as well as perhaps documenting my own experiences throughout school.
I look forward to hearing your responses!
-Andrew
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I'm aware that most NP students work in some capacity, and I am sure that everyone's experience varied in some way or another. Maybe you have kids, maybe you have familial priorities, maybe you're a better learner when you devote time fully to school instead of working.
In my case, I'll be working full-time and starting NP school next month. I currently work nights and have my schedule as Fri/Sat/Sun. It looks like I'll have class/lecture every Tuesday. Clinicals after the first year.
I live with my girlfriend in Manhattan, no kids, so I think I have a pretty good situation.
I come here asking for tips on balancing life/school/work as well as perhaps documenting my own experiences throughout school.
I look forward to hearing your responses!
-Andrew