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FAZE_KAYE

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normaw

Clearing and Applications Advisor, Universities Forum Helper

What aspects of the course are you struggling with? Is it the course content, making friends, settling in?

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FAZE_KAYE

Original post by normaw

What aspects of the course are you struggling with? Is it the course content, making friends, settling in?

It’s not the making friends, it’s the coming home from lectures and not doing extra study

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Tracey_W

Original post by FAZE_KAYE

It’s not the making friends, it’s the coming home from lectures and not doing extra study

Hi

So your are struggling to do your coursework after you get home from finishing university for the day.
You'll have to try and plan out how much you have to actual write up each evening, sometimes it is actually best to do it when you get home because it's still fresh in your mind and you aren't forgetting anything.
You'll have to make sure you are keeping your coursework bang right up to date as you'll struggle more if you fall behind with it. All of the coursework you have to write up about will eventually form part of any future assignments, essays and exams, reasons why you have to keep a note of everything you do as you'll eventually need to read over the whole of all your year's work when you get to the stage of doing your final exam to determine if you'll be a qualified nurse.

The same thing applies to whenever you are doing any placements - keep notes on what you do during the day when you get opportunities and then you can write it up in your notebook or pc as again everything will eventually be required.

If you can't do it then perhaps you need to talk to your university course leader and they should be able to give you guidance on how to deal with this.
Also if you are sharing university accommodation with other nursing students perhaps ask them some help on how to do your Extra coursework.

I always maintain that any nursing students should always make sure they do whatever coursework that you have to do first and foremost before thinking about having nights out with fellow friends because you are doing this for your future career.

Give it a go what I said and see how you get on with it but just remember you can talk to your university course leader about things okay 😀
NHS registered midwife.

(edited 4 months ago)

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