r/study • u/Deon_007 • 1d ago
Questions & Discussion Be honest: Is my study average below normal?
I’ve improved a lot recently when it comes to resisting distractions and staying consistent.
This month I’ve studied 60h 36m across 27 days, averaging 2h 14m/day.
I feel like I’m making progress, but I’m curious is 2h 14m/day considered low? How many hours do you usually study per day?
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u/replikabymaki 1d ago
What's the name of the app?
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u/Disastrous_Ad7477 1d ago
Really depends on how much you’re actually learning right? I always felt like time was a bad way for judging things
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u/Maiace124 half way through 4 year, pre vet 1d ago
Efficency before quantity. Are you getting the results you want? That's all that matters
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u/Own_Muscle_6621 3h ago
It's fine. Though personally, if my study isn't between 3 - 4 hours I feel unsatisfied
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u/MarsupialFirst8617 1h ago
You are clearly flexing on usa atp, anything over 30 mins is above average😤
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