5 New Nursing Student Tips

[@marcosgonzalez1309]

As a new nursing student coming back for my second bachelor’s after 4 years away from school, this video is invaluable. Also this channel in general, it’s so important to see other men in nursing, you and bolt CRNA were an auto-subscribe for me!

[@mssmith9227]

I totally agree with the 15 min break. I used to study 75 World questions without any break and reading the rationalee it would take me about 5to 6 hours. It was so mentally exhausting, then i changes it to 10 qurstion blocks and those qould take me 20 minutes to read through and just felt better emotionally to get through . thanks for sharing!

[@nicolebutler8271]

Love your channel awesome advice that I will use. thank you 😊

[@calibrial]

Thank you for all of your advice. I start my 15-month program at the end of this month and I'm leaving behind my full-time corporate job- excited and nervous. No kids. Have just been preparing myself for having no free time, but not working will allow me to study a ton.

[@CyberScott86]

Thanks for the video. 3rd quarter nursing school, they’re cramming 12 weeks into 8 weeks, sucks but it’s almost over. LPN school though, not sure why you think RN schools magnitudes harder. LPN school is just RN school cut in half

[@CrosbyTheNomadNurse]

I’ve taught both. RN school is def harder, it’s how the tests are structured and the amount of info you’re getting. Not that you can’t do it, but just different

[@Dexters.LaBOREatory]

I agree, I was in ADN and it was slower. I got sick with covid-19 and and then ended up in hospital with bilateral lobar pneumonia. I fell behind in ADN class and dropped. I decided to do LPN and I find that it's WAYYYYYYYYY harder. They literally cram mother/baby, med surg and critical care in one semester 😢. I passed, but it wasn't easy. Lpn is hard because it's condensed. That's my opinion as a student in both courses.

[@aydahmt72]

Thanks for the video it was definitely helpful

[@joshturner4741]

Only tip I can give is that you are going to lose sleep. My first semester there were days I did not get to bed until 4 am. Granted I have kids so from 3-9 pm I could not study.