This document provides tips for students attending nursing vocational school or college. It recommends taking no more than four classes at once to avoid feeling overwhelmed. It also suggests considering your daily schedule and energy levels when selecting class times. The document stresses focusing on studies rather than partying and advises finding creative ways to save money, such as cooking meals at home for dates. It also recommends getting regular exercise on campus through activities like working out at the gym.

1. Nursing Vocational School
Most everyone dreams of college and enjoying socializing and going to parties. That is not
what you should focus on if your goal is to do well. You need to dedicate a lot of time to
studying before you can even think about having fun. This article can point you in the right
direction.
When choosing a class schedule, be realistic about how much work you can reasonably
handle. You will quickly find yourself overwhelmed if you sign up for more than four classes.
Try taking some classes that you can breeze through and some that might pose a challenge.
It's good for high school students to begin thinking about college plans early, but avoid
stressing about college. Get good grades. Volunteer at some local places. Think about the
different schools you may want to go to. But don't stress out about entrance requirements
until you hit the middle of your junior year.
Set reachable goals so that you do not put excess stress on yourself. Do not schedule a
class that will be challenging for you early in the day if you have a problem waking up in the
morning. Pay attention to when you feel the most energetic, and schedule your classes
around that when you can.
If you can't settle on a major in your first year, then take a couple core classes for any major
you are considering. This will help you to determine which subject matter really suits you.
Also, by the time you make your choice of major, you might have racked up enough credits in
the others to graduate with a minor concentration or two for a more impressive degree.
You can date creatively while in college. Instead of dining at a fancy restaurant, consider
cooking a meal at home. You'll save money this way and also impress your date with your
resourcefulness. Build contracts with roommates. Tell your roommate to stay away during
your date, and promise to do the same when your roommate has a date.
Try to get up somewhat early every day. No need to wake up before sunrise, but if you are
up by 7 am, you'll be able to have breakfast and exercise to start your day off right.
Regardless of whether you are a male or a female, go to the gym as often as possible on
campus. You can meet other active college students and workout. When you find people to
work out with, it'll be even more fun.
If you already have a full-time job but want to continue your education, consider the benefits
of an online university. On-line schools are great for those with busy schedules. An online
school lets you do work wherever and whenever it works for you.
When you're good in one academic field, use that to your money-making advantage. You can

2. make some extra money being a tutor on campus. To get the word out place your information
on the student center's bulletin board. You might also post notices online in student
communities or on Craigslist.
College isn't just party time despite what the movies portray. You can have fun, but the most
important thing is to focus on the school work. Summitcollege.edu