How Often do you Study ?
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When I was in university I would study for about 4 hours a day, for the 3 days prior to the exam.
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When I was in High School I hardly ever studied.
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When I was in High School I hardly ever studied.
Only when i want a promotion.
Unless I go back for that last year and get my masters. Which will cost a lot of damn money and time and do me pretty much nothing in this field.
Unless I go back for that last year and get my masters. Which will cost a lot of damn money and time and do me pretty much nothing in this field.
I would postulate that you need to pay more attention or study more for English class.wasalp said:
step 1: tell people im gonna study
step 2: flip through books
step 3: decide i dont know how to study
step 4: do nothing until the exam and wing it
dont follow my steps
they only work if your really lucky
seriously though, i rarely studied because i had no idea how, i'd only study if all my friends got together for a study session thingie XD
step 2: flip through books
step 3: decide i dont know how to study
step 4: do nothing until the exam and wing it
dont follow my steps
they only work if your really luckyseriously though, i rarely studied because i had no idea how, i'd only study if all my friends got together for a study session thingie XD
i have my gcse's comming up and i should have been studying but unfortunatly i am my x box's biatch :'(
In high school I didn't study at all, but now I spend a night before exam reading and making notes.
It's not even enough to pass some exams, but I'm too lazy to do something about it
It's not even enough to pass some exams, but I'm too lazy to do something about it
Can't study, have never been able too, for my Leaving Cert(final exams in secodary school/high school, if you dont do well you don't get your college course) I tried endlessly to study, but the best I could get was an hour the night before. Even spent an entire weekend organising my notes, I had a pile up past my waist, spend the entire weekend organising them by subject and topic, never looked at any of them ever again.
Now that I am in college its even worse, I have an xbox, laptop in my room, and I found whole new ways to pass time like digg and the escapist, random stuff, procrastinating becomes way easyier, hell I bring my laptop to class and go on the escapist when I should be listening. I should be studying for my exams next week, but no I am here, writing this crap.
So basically my study plan is as follows, plan to study, dont study, dont study some more, play games, dont study, realise I am past the point of no return, look at a few notes and boom the exam is already done and I just scraped a pass.
Brutal cycle but sure fuck it.
Now that I am in college its even worse, I have an xbox, laptop in my room, and I found whole new ways to pass time like digg and the escapist, random stuff, procrastinating becomes way easyier, hell I bring my laptop to class and go on the escapist when I should be listening. I should be studying for my exams next week, but no I am here, writing this crap.
So basically my study plan is as follows, plan to study, dont study, dont study some more, play games, dont study, realise I am past the point of no return, look at a few notes and boom the exam is already done and I just scraped a pass.
Brutal cycle but sure fuck it.
I almost never study... I only study when it's for a test I probably wouldn't pass with studying. You only have to pass. The difference between an A and a B is never a life changing one.
Pretty much this, except I would cram the 12 hours in 2 days prior. I never have any feeling of "I NEED to study this instant", until the test is so close and I realize i skipped too many classes and know nothing.PedroSteckecilo said: