Surviving Nursing School

Nursing school is no walk in the park. But that's not why you've chosen to attempt it, is it?No, you've chosen it because you are passionate about helping people. You want to see others receive the care they need which requires a level of expertise that you can only attain through hard work and diligence. Now you're in the thick of it, and it is difficult, and you're wondering how you're going to make it through. In Surviving Nursing School: A Practical Guide, author Robert C. Fisher desires to remind nursing students of their "why" and equip them with an arsenal of tools to help them succeed. With constant encouragement to "keep your eye on the prize", Fisher addresses stress, the need for a network of support, and utilizing campus resources as just a few of the many means of staying the course. From self-care and study strategies to organization, personal finances, and time management, Fisher relinquishes his firsthand wisdom to the next generation of nurses. Passion accompanied with planning. Relaxation partnered with focus. Self-discipline joined with perseverance. Nursing school is no walk in the park. But you can do it, and do it well.