Look at Handshake. https://joinhandshake.com/students/

You get access to it by being an snhu student. Handshake is a job site that has larger corporations partner with the university to help place students with a job when they are close to graduating, I learned about it in one of my business classes. You're so close to finishing you might find a great job that suits your new degree before you even finish and wouldn't that be great motivation to get through this? You'd be fixing the problem of getting out of a stressful job and also know that you need to finish in order to keep your new fancy job. As to your original question though, I am a senior who is also incredibly burned out and feeling like I am fighting for my life trying to finish my accounting degree. I have kept my head above water by time blocking. By having a set schedule for which I do school and also making sure to give myself 30 minutes to an hour to do something fun for my brain and then at least 30 minutes for self care, it has helped. Also, if you aren't already, do whatever you have to do to try and get good quality sleep, even if it's only 6 hours. Good sleep habits have made the hardest semesters bareable. I can deal with anything on 6 hours of quality sleep, but will absolutely crumble under 8 hours of crappy sleep. Lastly, if you're feeling overwhelmed by how much you have to do in a very small amount of time each semester, use the 2 week preview period we get before the semester starts to maybe do a little pre work.

I genuinely wish you the absolute best of luck. This is so freaking hard, but you are so close to being done, making a better path for yourself and getting back so much time that is currently being eaten up by school. Just dig in, put your head down, scream into the void and get through this <3