Graduates’ Tips for Good Grades and Great Work-Life Balance
An advanced nursing degree program can to help you become the best nurse you can be. Our eight-part blog series walks an adult learner thought the process of going back to school.
Tips to Help You Get to Graduation
It doesn’t matter what degree you are going for, whether it’s your bachelors or your terminal degree – doing well in school can be rough. You have chosen a program that demands excellence and offers a wealth of knowledge and thought leadership; but you only get out of school what you put in. Balancing your job, family, friends, health and classes can be stressful, and no one knows that better than those who have been exactly where you are now.
Here are six tips from American Sentinel University graduates and current students to help you get to graduation and that cap and gown:
- Set reasonable deadlines – Amber Martin, DNP, Educational Leadership
- Be passionate about your topic – Jeffrey Woods, DNP, Executive Leadership
- Use your student advisor – Roisin Dooley, MSN, Nursing Management and Organizational Leadership
- Remember to breathe – Kelly Dawson, MSN, Nursing Education
- Stay organized – Lane Meltzer, MSN, Case Management
- Find a balance – Ida Benemerito, MSN, Infection Prevention and Control
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