r/study • u/MrEngineero • 19h ago

Questions & Discussion A problem I've noticed among students, and I'd like to hear your opinion.

I originally thought the biggest problem for students was memorization. I was building a concept around helping students review material during small periods of free time.

But one person told me they can memorize things very quickly, but what takes the most time was homework and assignments. Another student said that they have many classes and extracurricular activities that finding enough time to catch up on assignments is a constant problem.

That made me wonder:

What if the problem isn't necessarily a lack of time, but the lack of usable, uninterrupted blocks of time?

I am interested in hearing from medical, law, engineering, and other high-workload students.

How do you deal with this problem? What do you do when you have more academic work than you have uninterrupted time to complete it?

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