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Once you get a method I have noticed, you stop feeling like that. I however don't sooo I agree, I would totally watch a reality show about nursing students, or be in it. :)

The classes I have this semester are patho, skills, pharm, and med/surge.

Stick in there, and try to see the light. Go back on why you joined nursing school in the first place. Hopefully you will find your enthusiasm again. Talk to your teachers or program coordinator and see if you can maybe take off a few months and come back to finish off the last semester once you get your energy back to normal. Also I would recommend seeing a school therapist to see if they have any recommendations for you. Good luck.

I really like the treadmill idea, because man sitting on the computer studying all day sucks for the body. I wish I had a treadmill though. Did you find exercise helped you study and retain more information? (This is potential stupid question please excuse) Thanks.

Hello! I am in 2nd year, of nursing. I was wondering if you guys had any tips to help make studying a little easier and more manageable. I am having some trouble keeping focus and not procrastinating. If you have any tips it would be appreciated. Thanks :)

Thank you for all your responses. My placement I was given was to 6 hour days, but my mentor changed the time into a 12 hour day which is great. In case I get again put into 2 6 hour days I will make sure to switch. Thanks :)

Hi. In my school there are 2 different types of hour options. We can have two placements 6 hours each of one placement for 12 hours. I was wondering which one is better. I am a student so what works the best to minimize tiredness and gets the most work done. I would appreciate your opinions about what is best. Thank you.