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I am planning on studying nursing in sep 2024 and the deadline for the course would therefore be the 30th june 2024. I have just began is it possible to meet the deadline realistically within 6 months?

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cazjane.white

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Original post by qlcapone

I am planning on studying nursing in sep 2024 and the deadline for the course would therefore be the 30th june 2024. I have just began is it possible to meet the deadline realistically within 6 months?

I've been doing the access to midwifery course and I will be honest, I think 6 months would be incredibly full on! I'm sure you could but it would be a assignment every week and a half!

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qlcapone

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Thank you, yhh i think it will be too much. How are you finding it?

Reply 3

cazjane.white

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Original post by qlcapone

Thank you, yhh i think it will be too much. How are you finding it?

Really enjoying it but it is hard graft haha!

I did an Access course in 9 months and found that a bit intense, don't put that additional stress on yourself, and there is always applications for next year

Good luck!

Nat
LJMU Student Nurse and Ambassador

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Tracey_W

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Original post by qlcapone

I am planning on studying nursing in sep 2024 and the deadline for the course would therefore be the 30th june 2024. I have just began is it possible to meet the deadline realistically within 6 months?

I would agree with what the person in reply 4 said.
Don't put any unnecessary pressure on to yourself as take a bit longer to complete it and apply for the following year.

Registered midwife

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qlcapone

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Original post by LJMUStudentReps

I did an Access course in 9 months and found that a bit intense, don't put that additional stress on yourself, and there is always applications for next year

Good luck!

Nat
LJMU Student Nurse and Ambassador

Thank you Nat. How is it being a student nurse after doing the access course x

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Lmca85

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Original post by cazjane.white

I've been doing the access to midwifery course and I will be honest, I think 6 months would be incredibly full on! I'm sure you could but it would be a assignment every week and a half!

I'm doing the midwifery course also. How are you getting on? I'm working full time and have 2 kids, so I'm just working through as and when, but hitting deadlines OK, but have noticed they have switched up my assignments a bit and the current recorded classrooms conflicting with the assignment briefs.

Original post by qlcapone

Original post by LJMUStudentReps

I did an Access course in 9 months and found that a bit intense, don't put that additional stress on yourself, and there is always applications for next year

Good luck!

Nat
LJMU Student Nurse and Ambassador

Thank you Nat. How is it being a student nurse after doing the access course x

Sorry for the delay, I didn’t see this.

Honestly, it’s the best thing I’ve ever embarked upon. It’s challenging at times, but so rewarding and really enjoyable

Nat

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