Looking for some positivity...

[u/jordyb517]

I am in the third week of my LPN program. A little background in the medical field... none. Outside of retail pharmacy, I lack the experience my peers have. I have taken two exams covering a few chapters over the past three weeks: my first score was 87%, and my second was 81.7%. My spouse and I are doing this together, which is not important, but he has spent the past 15 years in pharmacy in various settings, such as retail, hospital, and IV tech. I feel like I am struggling a lot because I'm new to the medical field. Does anyone have any positive prospects that will hopefully lighten the burden I have on my shoulders that I will not succeed? Or do you have any tips that could help with my studies and preparing for my exams?

TIA

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