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How can I balance my nursing studies with my personal life and responsibilities to stay on track for my career as a nurse?
I'm Lia and I'm currently a student attending the Chicago High School for Agricultral Sciences. My future career goal is to become a nurse. I plan to complete my certifations at Malcom X City College and get a proper hospital or clinic job.
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Tatiana’s Answer
Balancing nursing studies with personal life and responsibilities requires a combination of planning, prioritization, and self-care. Focus on effective time management, set realistic goals, prioritize self-care, and build a strong support system to navigate the demands of nursing school.
Here's a more detailed approach:
Time Management and Planning:
Create a detailed schedule:
Allocate specific times for studying, attending classes, clinical rotations, and personal activities.
Prioritize tasks:
Identify the most important tasks and focus on completing them first, especially during peak study periods.
Utilize a calendar or planner:
Keep track of deadlines, exams, and other commitments to avoid feeling overwhelmed.
Here's a more detailed approach:
Time Management and Planning:
Create a detailed schedule:
Allocate specific times for studying, attending classes, clinical rotations, and personal activities.
Prioritize tasks:
Identify the most important tasks and focus on completing them first, especially during peak study periods.
Utilize a calendar or planner:
Keep track of deadlines, exams, and other commitments to avoid feeling overwhelmed.
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Christina’s Answer
Working in field has good and bad points. Don't learn bad habits but you can apply learnings to real life which is good and maybe even get help with studies :) $$$ usually better to then fast food etc and they understand your demands outside of work
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Julia’s Answer
Hi! Focus on the balance of school, your family/friends, and yourself. I recommend setting a time between maybe 9-5 doing school/work and then the rest of the night spent with friends and family and yourself.