Get my Master's

It was a long haul and so much work. My house and family suffered, but now the good stuff begins.

If all goes well, I will be graduated in May. Depends on how I do with my comprehensive exams. It also means remembering to keep my eye on the goal of graduating without drama. My program is full of crazy professors and there is nothing to be done. We all just want to get out of there and get on with our lives.

hmmm. All my promised study time, review of drug classes seems to be getting lost. I am spending less time this summer than I should preparing for next semester with a professor that said I should become an educator rather than a nurse practitioner when I told her that I couldn’t understand psycho teacher’s test questions. Uh!
This is the program from hell, few of us are left and those of us that are still in the program ( I think less than 10 left in our class) are dreading the experience.

So, what to do to make myself focus on the positive? I am not sure. But making an organization plan is very important. Time to get out that PDA and figure out how to get organized.

Let’s see- work full time (with overtime!)to support the family, graduate school full time with clinicals 2-3 days weekly, home remodeling and some 42 other things. No problem!

Despite all my fears that the psycho teacher would flunk us all, I passed the class. Still sad that some of my classmates didn’t make it. But two more semesters to go!!