6 Tips That Completely Changed The Way I Study In Grad School | Getting More Done In Less Time

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[lydiat]

1. time blocking
2. handwriting notes
3. visualize things
4. Pomodoro study methods
5. reaching out to your classmates
6. set small goals

[machaliamanifestsmore]

I am about to do a 30 day social media cleanse due to your inspiration! I will be deleting apps tonight so glad I get to see this before I go dark lmao but kinda serious 😂😂 But thank you I love your videos and am literally an aspiring neonatal nurse practitioner ❤one day but RN will be first so I can learn

[ErinAshley-quxk]

I used to watch your videos years ago before you were officially a nurse. It’s crazy to think that I just finished my first semester of nursing school and you’re still putting out videos ☺️☺️☺️

[bieberlovers]

Thank you so much for sharing your tips. I am about to start Grad school this Fall. One note is amazing. I didn't find it until I was on my last semester of nursing school. I wish you the best for the remainder of your studies!

[AlexizJlo]

Time blocking has helped me tremendously during my undergrad.

[andreavillafana]

Hello! I want to thank you for the videos you have uploaded. Your videos really helped me realize that I indeed want to be a nurse. You’re an inspiration. I want to be a successful self-sufficient woman like you one day. Keep up the amazing job!

[Tadasiadiann]

Please tell me how your handling advanced patho or how you did it? cause it’s kind of kicking my ass

[jasminefrink]

Did you attend RN school for 4, years? I have 4 more years of college for a Bachelor's in Healthcare Management. I kept running into too many hurdles with nursing and I'd rather focus on the administrative side.

[shardaibree]

I love these tips so much! 🫶🏽 Your so inspiring

[lauratran]

How many years or semesters will it take for you to receive your Masters? 🫶🏻