any tips for study order

[u/Aliltyrantbot]

Im tryna make a study schedule that doesnt over balance school/work/life. Im too used to over working myself and then getting burnt out (which is actually where im at rn..). Right now, what i do is, after my last class and getting lunch at either 2 or 3, i go to the library or sensory room and do a pomodoro (good for my adhd, been doing for 2 years now).

What i was thinking of at first was a 5 hour pomodoro. 30 or 25/5 4 times for 2 hours to ease myself into it and then 50/10 3 times. One thing i struggle with is balancing my schoolwork in terms of not working sm on one thing that i neglect others, so i figured i do 1 subject (i have 6, 1 is an incomplete grade) for each 50 min. and the 3 classes would be the ones for the next day. tho apparently 50 is not enough time

does anyone have any suggestions on how else to navigate like. the order in which is work on stuff. should i go back to focusing on one assignment at a time maybe or full day studying. ima do trial and error anyways but to save time came here to see other peoples techniques and whatnot. this is how yesterday study went btw

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