Published Mar 7
Smwill2901
31 Posts
Hi everyone! I am a second-semester senior nursing student, and after making it through seven semesters, I know just how challenging (but rewarding!) nursing school can be. From exams and clinicals to time management and NCLEX prep, it is a tough journey—but it's definitely doable with the right support! Since I have been through a lot of it already, I would love to help others who are earlier in their nursing school journey. If you have questions about study strategies, clinical experiences, or balancing everything, I am happy to share what has worked for me. At the same time, I know I am still learning, and I would love to hear from others, too—what are your best tips for making it through nursing school successfully? Let's share advice and support each other!
DennisPeter
15 Posts
That's awesome! Nursing school is definitely a tough but rewarding journey. I'd love to hear your tips on balancing clinicals and studying effectively. One thing that has helped me is creating a study schedule that aligns with my clinical days to avoid last-minute cramming. What strategies have worked best for you? Wouldn't mind connecting for insights
DennisPeter said: That's awesome! Nursing school is definitely a tough but rewarding journey. I'd love to hear your tips on balancing clinicals and studying effectively. One thing that has helped me is creating a study schedule that aligns with my clinical days to avoid last-minute cramming. What strategies have worked best for you? Wouldn't mind connecting for insights
That's awesome! Nursing school is definitely a tough but rewarding journey. I'd love to hear your tips on balancing clinicals and studying effectively. One thing that has helped me is creating a study schedule that aligns with my clinical days to avoid last-minute cramming. What strategies have worked best for you? Wouldn't mind connecting for insights
Thank you! I totally agree—nursing school is all about finding that balance. I love your idea of building your study schedule around clinical days—being proactive really helps avoid the overwhelm. For me, I have found that doing light review the night before clinical and saving heavier study sessions for my days off works best. I also try to break things into smaller chunks throughout the week so I am not stuck cramming everything at once. And honestly, giving myself grace and rest when I need it has helped a lot, too! I would be happy to connect and share more—always love chatting with other nursing students who are in it too!