Question for nurses

I am in my second year of an accelerated 3 year BSN program. I have a 3.6 average, yet here is the problem: I feel like I am learning nothing.

What I mean is, I can pass the tests as they come up, but there is so much material and so little time, that I feel like I am dumping information. As soon as the test is over.....I feel like the information is lost.

Also, I feel like our teachers aren't really teaching. They brush over the material and expect you to read it at home and fully understand and be ready to test. They constantly say "We can't teach you everything....you have to be self sufficient".

IS this normal? Does anyone else feel like this?

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Do you feel you are applying anything you learned in clinical or at work?

Quote from love 1025I am in my second year of an accelerated 3 year BSN program. I have a 3.6 average, yet here is the problem: I feel like I am learning nothing.What I mean is, I can pass the tests as they come up, but there is so much material and so little time, that I feel like I am dumping information. As soon as the test is over.....I feel like the information is lost. Also, I feel like our teachers aren't really teaching. They brush over the material and expect you to read it at home and fully understand and be ready to test. They constantly say "We can't teach you everything....you have to be self sufficient".IS this normal? Does anyone else feel like this?=(