Most people don’t struggle in CRNA school because they “don’t get it.” (yes, I was one of those people)   They struggle because everything hits at the same time.   Multiple hard classes. High-stakes exams. No room to fall behind.   (And no, you can’t just “lock in” forever.)   That pressure will make even veeeeerrrry smart people start questioning themselves.   But feeling overwhelmed DOES NOT mean you’re failing.   It means you’ve entered a phase that needs a better system, not more effort.   This is why prep actually starts BEORE you get accepted.   Not by being perfect, but by learning how you handle juggling a lot at once.   Taking classes helps your GPA, sure.   But it’s also a low-stakes way to figure out how you study now, how you manage time, and how you recover when your brain is cooked, especially if it’s been a minute since you were in school.   The sacrifice doesn’t suddenly start on day one of CRNA school. It starts NOW while you’re figuring out what works and doesn’t work...