Everyone said majoring in nursing would be extremely hard yet just as equally as satisfying. The first hurdle of your journey is to get accepted into a well accredited institution, and as if that wasn't hard enough, your real journey didn't even really start yet. Nursing school is extremely time consuming; you'll be finding yourself spending your free time studying, making hundreds of flashcards or attending open labs for extra bonus points. Anyone that watches "Grey's Anatomy" knows that it is an emotional roller-coaster; anything could happen at any second. "Grey's" has a story line similar to how nurses interact within hospitals. Through GIFs, here are 16 ways how Grey's Anatomy depicts nursing school.
1. Between divvying up your free time between studying, clinical and having a social life, you find yourself shoving food down your throat to not waste time.
2. When a teacher asks a ridiculously hard question, you take that leap of faith and blurt out an answer, and you actually get it right.
3. That one person who always brags about their grade.
4. Once in a while, everyone thinks about giving up or changing their major.
5. You have four exams, two labs to finish and, a paper to do and your whole life is falling apart.
6. Walking around in your scrubs thinking you look like the shit.
7. When your parents ask why your grades aren't better than they are.
8. Being so sleep deprived from staying up all night cramming.
9. You'll meet the one person who understands what you're going through, practically the only one who can keep you sane.
10. When you don't know where anything is the first day of clinical.
11. When you're about to take a lab practical, you need to get a good seat to see the screen.
12. There's always that one person who always talks during an important lecture.
13. When one of your professors thinks their corny medical jokes are funny.
14. When everyone else bombed the test that you secretly did well on.
15. In nursing school, there tends to be more than one "right" answer, so you're forced to pick the best answer.
16. At the end of the day, you wouldn't change your major for anything because nursing picked you; you didn't pick nursing.
