It isn't the university, it's life.

i lasted like 2 semesters lol

In short, yes.

My four years at a leading engineering university were the most difficult years of my life. They made it hard on purpose. If we could handle that, we could manage anything life might throw at us.

My first semester for pre-engineering nearly drove me mad. The second year, I remember studying for finals so hard i didn't eat for two days.

If the outcome is meant to show better than average knowledge and application of the material, yes.

Health science is a very broad discipline, so no wonder you are being stretched!

Well no one seems to want to make life easy.

That even shows by all the comments. Make life difficult and maybe they can get ahead of everyone else.

Yet that is a truly lost cause.

They set themselves up to loose.

Yes I have a degree! I didn't really use it for it's purposes.

The greed is prevalent in everything. You're not greedy you don't make it. And that is the purpose of any degree today. To make you do something to pay off your debt and further the wealthy.

Someone is always making a profit in that scenario, off of your own efforts.

Depends on what you are studying and how organized you are.

If you want any credibility when you graduate, though that may depend on what you're in

I dunno. I never rarely went to class and rarely studied, just read the text books, and graduated and even made Dean's list a time or two.

It is supposed to stretch you...

I guess that depends on your curriculum…

Depends, what are you taking?

It is supposed to be a challenge.
What are you having a hard time with?

Depends on how much you want to grow. If you aren't pushing yourself you probably aren't learning as much as you could

a few variables, but possibly.

Yes

Yes