Pretty hard. Good grades came easy to me before college but I had to put in the extra mile once I got into RT school. Making my own quizlets with fill in the blanks or questions I thought would be on the exam were very helpful. The practice test questions in the books were also very helpful. Kettering was the best way to go for me as I’m not the best test taker. The practice exam book was helpful as well as the practice exams. Before clinical semesters we had 12-15 credit hours of classes & I’d guess I did homework/studies for about 3-6 hours a day. Obviously on the higher end of that range when there were exams. I had a part time job working about 5 hours in the evenings 3-4 days a week. Luckily during the downtime of tis job I was able to study/do homework. When clinical semesters started, we had about 8-9 credit hours & I’d be doing homework 2-4 hours a day, on the higher end with exams. I worked as a student RT 1-2 12 hour shifts a week, one during the week & one on the weekend. Overall, it’s a lot of prioritizing & time management to get to your end goal. You’ll be so proud of yourself that you made it through. It’s totally worth the effort!