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I’m curious to hear everyone’s thoughts on this, but how did you decide what you wanted your bachelors to be? What gave you that “I’m happy with what I’m learning and can see myself doing this forever”? Or are there any of you who hated doing your bachelors but now can attest and say you love the job that you got after it? I ask cause I went into nursing with this passion and fire and excitement. And now I feel confused. I’m just not sure if this is for me or if it’s just because I don’t know how to study effectively? I’m not here to listen to criticism saying “I took someone’s spot yada yada” or “just study harder” cause it’s not that easy when you have a learning disability. But if you can provide some insight on your story or thoughts I’d really appreciate it 🙂

Hello everyone. I was just wanting to know what you guys do to reduce stress from school. I was hoping to get some insight on stuff you do that might help uncommon from what most do. So asides from sleeping 8 hours, going to the gym, getting sunlight and eating well what can you guys recommend work? Maybe you have even some quick ones that’s reduce stress and maybe some for long term. I’m open to hearing your input please!

Hey y’all. I was just wondering how is everyone handling there classes? In addition how are people juggling work and school? I have 4 classes with 2 tutorials and 1 lab class and I am just so overwhelmed. I feel like my entire week is gone simply from waking up early driving there study. It feels like I’m just doing the whole wake up, eat, study and sleep. But I don’t even feel like I’m studying enough yet somehow the day is just over?? I’m feeling so stressed with how much I have to do in my home life on top of work and school. I’m not sure if anyone can give me any advice but I’d appreciate it. I’m in the nursing program and I really wanna make it through but I guess I’m just second guessing myself. It feels like so much content is being thrown and I just can’t grasp everything. I’m sure other people feel this way too so I thought I’d write a post but man it’s just getting exhausting.

Hello! I was just wondering if anyone had feedback on if it’s worth it to purchase the Marieb Human Anatomy and Physiology 12th edition book with or without Mastering A&P? Physiology isn’t my best subject but not sure if it’s worth it to get the one from the MRU store that says with mastering A&P and if it really helps with maybe retention and overall learning of the concepts or not. If anyone can speak on if it was vital to their learning or if it was a pass I’d appreciate it! Our outline says it’s not mandatory to have the mastering portion but I wanted to hear anyone’s thoughts! Thanks in regards :)

Hey I’m a first year to the nursing program and was hoping to make some friends. Went to the orientation but didn’t have much luck since it felt like everyone already had their own groups. If anyone was wanting to be friends so we can study together and be each others support for the program please let me know! I’m in the N1 pattern so I’m not sure how much of a difference it is from N2 but do lmk! Thank you :)