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Dear people trying to get into Nursing because of the supposed nursing shortage and the money:

Please FOAD and let those of us who actually want to do this stuff get into the classes we need.

Love,
Jessica

I'm currently first on the waiting list for my class, and quickly falling behind because I can't do the labs unless I'm enrolled. Tomorrow is the last day he'll accept new people. There's another evening class I may try to get into.

The really screwed up part is that 2 weeks from now, a good portion of the class will have dropped. Pisses me off because I'd stay in

I'm having one of my regular crisises about whether this all is really a good idea or if I should just go apply at a temp agency or something. Not give it up entirely but slow down and do one class a semester or something and not screw us up quite so badly financially.

But I probably shouldn't think about it right now because my screwed up sleep schedule and probably hormonalness are making me really fuzzyheaded and depressed.

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It looks like we are going to implement a strategic retreat and surrender Sac City. The commute is killer (either financially or timewise, depending on whether it's driving or bike/public transportation), and the classes are hard to get into.

It's too bad. I like this teacher, and, despite claiming to do terribly at chemistry, he's already made more sense of some things than I had last semester.

If I can't get into anatomy at woodland for the fall, I'll consider going LVN instead. If I was planning to stop at ASN I'd do that with no hesitation, as I can easily get through the prerequisites fall semester. But LVN to BSN programs don't seem common (if they exist at all), so it would require years of extra coursework for that. And I just don't love school that much, you know?

I think Beeb is teething again - she even cried when I put her in a bath. Poor baby.

I'm making ice cream for dinner because I feel like it. Assuming Beeb lets me up, anyways.