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Dealing with stress in nursing school

2. Adopt smarter study habits. Nursing students are frequently encouraged by faculty to study in groups. While this is sometimes helpful and constructive, it can also lead to “group anxiety.” The stress levels of individual students can begin to mount and actually accelerate within study groups. So determine what works best for you. You may find that quizzing each other in groups while preparing for tests works well, but reading difficult chapters and articles is best done alone and isolated in a quiet, undisturbed place.

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Fran Roberts

Fran Roberts is the Vice President of Strategic Business Alliances for the College of Nursing and Health Sciences (CONHS) at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix. The CONHS was created and expanded under Dr. Roberts’ guidance during her tenure as Dean of the College of Nursing for GCU.

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