ARU Blogs — Tiffany

Tiffany Guthrie

Faculty:Health, Education, Medicine and Social Care

School:School of Nursing and Midwifery

Course: BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing

Hey, my name is Tiffany and I'm studying Adult Nursing at our smaller Peterborough campus. I started my degree last year (2019) after going through the clearing process.

ARU has always been my first choice university to attend since 2014, unfortunately I didn't make the cut back then and to be very honest, I don't think I was 100% ready. Fast forward to now, being in the second year of this degree, I am extremely glad I kept that choice. I have met so many wonderful people so far and I'm so grateful for my tutors and course leads who are happy to deal with my being an absolute stress head of a person.

My Motto: There is not a thing in this world that you cannot do once you put your mind to it 😊

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28 March 2022

Ahh, placements. If you didn’t already know, throughout the Nursing degree you will have several placements. Some you must “pass,” others will be insight placements so you can get a little look at other departments in and outside of the hospital… Read more…

19 March 2021

I was very excited about starting my degree because becoming a nurse has always felt like something I was destined to do. With it being such a huge part of my dream, it’s probably fair to say I had a bit of a 'fairy-tale' vision for it. How has that matched up to reality? Read more…

16 September 2020

Tiffany, who is studying Adult Nursing in Peterborough, writes about her experience as a student nurse during the pandemic and her feelings around returning to placements. Read more…

6 August 2020

Okay, tie your shoe laces, buckle your seatbelts and let’s go for a ride. I went through the Clearing process last year to get onto ARU’s Adult Nursing course and let me tell you, I wish I had read a blog or watched a video because I just wasn’t prepared… Read more…

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