Hi Everyone,
I am currently 2.5 years through my nursing degree which I study online. :o
And I thought I wonder what everyone else is studying??:D
M.xx
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Hi Everyone,
I am currently 2.5 years through my nursing degree which I study online. :o
And I thought I wonder what everyone else is studying??:D
M.xx
Not long for you then now!!!
I am 1.5 years through my 3 year Bachelor of Midwifery at Monash Uni (in frankston VIC)
I'm 1.5 years into my 4 year Bachelor of Social Work with Charles Sturt Uni via distance :)
I'm am nearly half way through my Bachelor of Education - Primary @ Deakin
Library and Information Studies, via distance ed, to become a "proper" librarian
=) I just started a drawing and illustration course. Its through Cengage Education and one of those ones you can do at your own pace (I think the time limit is 18months.) but i've handed in 1 assignment and completed another just havent sent it yet, out of 12 assignments.
Diploma of photography! Love it!
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I'm not studying but i am thinking about possibly doing nursing...
Can i ask who you are studying online with??:
My Three Sons, how do you find studying with 3 children?
I am 1/4 way through Postgraduate Diploma of Nursing Science in Child, Family and Community (Maternal and child health nursing)
Its hard yakka working and studying with 2 toddlers.
That's what i'm affraid of... :o But i feel like a challenge...:
I am in my second semester of my mAsters of Social work, distance Ed through Deakin.
You'll be fine. Do something you love. And be organized is the key. ;):
13weeks (8 of that practice) TO GO in my bachelor or nursing.
Love MN ;-)
First year bachelor of arts / bachelor of social work double degree with an accredited 60 point major (diploma) of psychology...... What a mouthful.
Through monash uni off campus :)
4.5 years (.5 extra because of the added diploma).
It's a love hate relationship...... I miss my time and work super hard to get great marks but I love the end result :)
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Ps. MN I love the new Avvy!
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Such a variety.
Ej- I study through the university of south Australia. I started through open unis.
Currently studying Business Admin Cert II part time at my kids school.
I'm doing my ABA breastfeeding counsellor training. Four modules done and am powering through :)
dip beauty therapy through dis ed.
Bachelor of Nursing externally through CDU. Im really struggling with 3 kids, Ds2's special needs and Dh being on deployment. Im managing only one unit a semester.
Still Ive got 30 credit points already from previous studying at a different Uni. Slowly slowly chipping away..............still got atleast 5 years to go.
Freya what is CDU??
B. Criminology through QUT - only 7 subjects to go! Sooo close yet soo far lol.
Charles Darwin University in NT.
Graduate Diploma in Psychology. Will be half way at the end of the year.
Im doing my diploma of nursing, hoping to continue on to midwifery
It's certainly hard, but i LOVE what i am doing so that makes it easier. It is even harder doing mid (compaired to nursing at our campus at least). We have 2 days of placement every week, and I am on campus 2 half days and one full day other than that- so 5 days a week! I have an online subject and follow throughs to complete on top of all that.:
My kids are in full time childcare. Most days they are there 7.30-4 during semester- a little longer on some days. I am very lucky that i have fantastic family support- My mum does SOME of my washing, and also cooks us a meal once a week which she just drops over in my fridge (complete with desert! mmmm) When we have block placements for our nursing subjects- it is even harder as we often also have midwifery online subjects that we need to do also, where as the nursing students have no extra work while on placement. My mum also takes my eldest son on the days where i would have normally picked him up from school because he isn't booked into after school care.
I guess for me- i look at it as it is really only about 15 weeks each semester- inc exams (30 weeks a year out of 52) that i am not getting massive amounts of time with them, so i make up for that when i am on uni hols.
It is tough... but so worth it. If i waited "till it would be easier, or the kids are older" i KNOW it would never feel like the right time, so i suck it up and get on with it.
As long as you are passionate about what you are studying, you will do fine!
I am studying bach of nursing/midwifery combined degree. So 4 years full time. I have 3 kids and the oldest is 5 1/2!! By the time I am finished my youngest will be just starting primary school :)