Business Education and Training

For me and for others that I know, RN to BSN programs are very hard. I needed to just study and not work full-time. I had to work part time, but would have preferred not to. For me pulling good grades was tough. And clinicals rolled around. It was great, but I didn’t get much sleep. I think it takes a lot of dedication, but if you keep your heart in it and your eye on the goal, graduating is the best feeling I thought about taking the LPN route, but I really didn’t want to be in school and working for so many years. It’s just me. I know others I work with now who have no problem with it. I don’t know how they do it. For me I take studying too seriously, I guess. Some of my co-workers seem to breeze through classes. At least they make it look like that.