Argh

[trinityvixen]

Studying fatigue. I has it. Mostly, just fatigue, what with all the many weekends being dedicated away at an alarming rate. No, seriously, people asked my availability, and I looked at my schedule and said "July" with no exaggeration. April is promised away, as are three of four weekends in May. June? HAH. First weekend is my lab retreat, then my GRE, then getting applications together for school...

...for which I need to study so I can pass this, the class I'm sure--this time I'm sure--is the last one I really need for a good application to most schools. But I can't. I've gone over the material so often, in such a recent period of time (once a day for the past few days, with on-and-off studying the week before), that I'm not retaining more, and I'm getting bored by it even though there's plenty I don't know well enough. So I'm stuck half-panicked by that but unable to persist through. Damn it, I should have spread this out more.

At least I'll know to do that with the final. I'll have no choice to cram things in the weekend before. Did I mention all my weekends are gone until July?

Comments

[ivy03.livejournal.com]

But my birthday party's in June!

[trinityvixen.livejournal.com]

Can you make it the weekend of your birthday? I might be able to keep that free!

[viridian.livejournal.com]

I am having THE SAME problem. Too many commitments from now til July, WAY burned out on studying, and anxious but unable to make myself do anything about it. I'm about half resigned to just failing shit or turning all my As into Bs and not bringing up that midterm C to anything respectable.

Spring semester is just horrible and way too long. I've historically completely lost my shit every single spring and I'm sure this is why.

[trinityvixen.livejournal.com]

It IS long, or at least it feels it. I am seriously stressing out that there's still a month of material left. I don't blame you for freaking in the slightest.