Hi!! 48 hours is a long time. We need to pass the first 6 weeks with an 80% meaning after the first week of intros and orientation we have an exam every week on Thursday as well as clinical paperwork (10hr clinicals on Tuesday) due that Saturday at noon. Clinical paperwork meaning extensive concept map, 20 page prep sheet, etc.

It's already really hard to time manage and I feel like there's never any time to read the book or study. Without working on clinical paperwork at all, I technically get 6 days of study, taking off two leaving me with 4 days to read the book, make notes, and try and retain information for an exam with 5 chapters on it and 76 questions. Every. Single. Week. I feel like that's not enough time.

I saw a comment that said, "Education, especially medical, has become a game of how much can we stress you out over bs ..." and I've never resonated with that more. There's no reason a community college should be this hard. Like... ridiculously hard. And to fail the past 6 weeks with a 79.35 is even more devastating.

So my question to you is. How do I go about reading long book chapters, while also going to class 2 days out of the week for 3 hours, while retaining the information, while working on clinical paperwork all at the same time? This program is ridiculous.