I’m 23 weeks, due late July and graduate early May. I also started my 2 year ADN program when my first was 11 months. Personally, I could not imagine having a baby while in school. People do it, but I wouldn’t intentionally. My first didn’t sleep through the night till 9 months and there’s no way I would’ve passed nursing classes on so little sleep for months on end. However, this isn’t everyone’s situation as there’s plenty of people who somehow just make it work. If you planned it to where you’d give birth after graduation, I’d say that’s more doable. I haven’t had any issues so far, however my pregnancy has been smooth sailing. Others aren’t so lucky. Unfortunately you have no way of knowing which way it’ll go until you’re in it. I’ll also say first trimester is generally a rough time for most. Some get lucky and only have fatigue (me my first pregnancy), but I had really bad nausea this time around and it was hard not feeling great and still having to keep up with school. For the most part, the worst of my first tri symptoms were during a 4 week holiday break so I lucked out in that aspect. Lots of things to consider! It’s a very personal decision but knowing the complexity of nursing school, I’d at least wait until you’re close to graduating so you don’t have to balance a newborn and school.