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I'm looking to possibly doing a nursing degree part time at Portsmouth University next year.
I'll be 44 years old next year with school age children and have multiple Sclerosis so I won't manage full time.
How is it? I need to know if I'll cope!
Thanks for any replies :-)
I'm looking to possibly doing a nursing degree part time at Portsmouth University next year.
I'll be 44 years old next year with school age children and have multiple Sclerosis so I won't manage full time.
How is it? I need to know if I'll cope!
Thanks for any replies :-)
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(Original post by Lornies)
Hi
I'm looking to possibly doing a nursing degree part time at Portsmouth University next year.
I'll be 44 years old next year with school age children and have multiple Sclerosis so I won't manage full time.
How is it? I need to know if I'll cope!
Thanks for any replies :-)
Hi
I'm looking to possibly doing a nursing degree part time at Portsmouth University next year.
I'll be 44 years old next year with school age children and have multiple Sclerosis so I won't manage full time.
How is it? I need to know if I'll cope!
Thanks for any replies :-)
Tracey_W Emily_B or moonkatt could provide some advice.
Best wishes.
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Hi
I'm looking to possibly doing a nursing degree part time at Portsmouth University next year.
I'll be 44 years old next year with school age children and have multiple Sclerosis so I won't manage full time.
How is it? I need to know if I'll cope!
Thanks for any replies :-)
Hi
I'm looking to possibly doing a nursing degree part time at Portsmouth University next year.
I'll be 44 years old next year with school age children and have multiple Sclerosis so I won't manage full time.
How is it? I need to know if I'll cope!
Thanks for any replies :-)
It's great you're thinking about studying nursing at Portsmouth!
I'm sorry I don't study your course, but I can point you in the right direction for the best advice for you.
I would contact [email protected] about any questions about the course specifically.
Also, [email protected] who are the Additional Support and Disability Advice Centre and will be able to answer any concerns about studying with multiple sclerosis and will be able to support you in your study.
I hope this helps!
Best wishes
Chloe - Official Student Rep
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Hi! Lornies
It's great you're thinking about studying nursing at Portsmouth!
I'm sorry I don't study your course, but I can point you in the right direction for the best advice for you.
I would contact [email protected] about any questions about the course specifically.
Also, [email protected] who are the Additional Support and Disability Advice Centre and will be able to answer any concerns about studying with multiple sclerosis and will be able to support you in your study.
I hope this helps!
Best wishes
Chloe - Official Student Rep
Hi! Lornies
It's great you're thinking about studying nursing at Portsmouth!
I'm sorry I don't study your course, but I can point you in the right direction for the best advice for you.
I would contact [email protected] about any questions about the course specifically.
Also, [email protected] who are the Additional Support and Disability Advice Centre and will be able to answer any concerns about studying with multiple sclerosis and will be able to support you in your study.
I hope this helps!
Best wishes
Chloe - Official Student Rep
NMC wouldn't give her the registration/ pin without completion of every hour that will be required to complete.
It's a full hands on course is nursing, it can be stressful at times dealing with situations out with your own control like bereavement while on shift. Angry patients and relatives.
Coping with nightshifts, dayshifts and weekends working as well as the long hours she'll be working on any hospital placements as could be doing say a 13 hours shift or split shifts of 8 hours per day as each hospital trust has its own working pattern's.
I will give the OP the credit where it's due in wanting to give it a go but she'll have to be committed in doing it.
A NHS registered midwife.
(Original post by Lornies)
Hi
I'm looking to possibly doing a nursing degree part time at Portsmouth University next year.
I'll be 44 years old next year with school age children and have multiple Sclerosis so I won't manage full time.
How is it? I need to know if I'll cope!
Thanks for any replies :-)
Hi
I'm looking to possibly doing a nursing degree part time at Portsmouth University next year.
I'll be 44 years old next year with school age children and have multiple Sclerosis so I won't manage full time.
How is it? I need to know if I'll cope!
Thanks for any replies :-)
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