Nursing School to Graduation: What they dont teach you about Surviving and Succeeding

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Raquel Floyd Bashir

Nursing School to Graduation

Name: Nursing School to Graduation
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ISBN: 9798895912539

What they dont teach you about Surviving and Succeeding

Raquel Floyd Bashir

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Kehlani Rose Scrubs/Raquel Floyd Bashir
20 February 2026

Nursing

Having a Positive Mindset to Get Through Nursing School Nursing school is challenging. I experienced some truly trying times during school. It was stressful and often intimidating. There were moments when I questioned myself, but my goal was clear - I wanted to get through and pass with excellence. I was not the strongest test taker, and I struggled with retaining information because of my dyslexia. That meant I couldn't study the way everyone else did. I had to develop strategies that worked for me. I had to review material multiple times, practice questions daily, and push through frustration when things didn't stick the first time. I knew I would have to work harder than many of my peers. And I did. There were long nights. There were moments of doubt. But there was also determination. I refused to let my learning differences define my outcome. If I can do it, so can you. Your challenges do not disqualify you. They may require you to work differently. They may require discipline, structure, and resilience. But they do not determine your ceiling. Success is not about being the smartest person in the room. It is about endurance, strategy, and refusing to quit. And that is something you can control. There's no way around the long hours, high stakes, and constant pressure-but your mindset can make the difference between struggling to survive and thriving throughout the program. Developing and maintaining a positive mindset is not just about feeling good-it's a strategic tool for learning, resilience, and long-term success.

By: Raquel Floyd Bashir
Imprint: Kehlani Rose Scrubs/Raquel Floyd Bashir
Dimensions: Height: 279mm, Width: 216mm, Spine: 3mm
Weight: 159g
ISBN: 9798895912539
Pages: 58
Publication Date: 20 February 2026
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

A positive mindset is more than optimism-it's a strategic tool for success in nursing school. It keeps you resilient under pressure, enhances learning, strengthens professional identity, and allows you to approach exams, clinicals, and challenges with confidence. By intentionally cultivating positivity, you don't just survive nursing school-you thrive, graduate stronger, and step into your nursing career fully prepared. Time Reality Nursing school is rigid by design. Clinical hours, skills labs, and exams are scheduled with little flexibility. Treat school like a full-time job plus overtime-40-60 hours per week when studying, clinicals, and prep are combined. Students who attempt to ""fit school around life"" often experience academic instability. Action steps: - Block fixed weekly study hours on a calendar - Protect those hours as non-negotiable - Plan for peak weeks (exams, check-offs, finals)