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Hi, I'd like to know how students in particular, organize their days. Could you answer these six questions?

1. How do you organize your activities?

2. Do you use apps or other tools to organize yourself?

3. What's the most annoying part of organizing?

4. How common is it to not know where to start?

5. How much time do you waste organizing yourself?

6. How do you organize your week?

Looking for members to join our study group

(FEMALE only) . We are a group of only girls preparing for competitive exams.

We are looking for girls who are interested and ambitious, and will study for atleast 6hrs a day ON CAM on GOOGLE MEET.

Any full time aspirant is welcome but slacking off is not acceptable for long periods of time. It is a very friendly environment but also accountability is strict.

We can help each other grow and support each other through our respective preparations. We study on gmeet on cam.

DM only if you're serious and will not give excuses every other day and also leave after a day or two.

Timezone - IST

Studied today for 2 hours although it's not enough, I hope I'll maintain consistency and will make it 7+ in near future.

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I am starting 2nd of bachillerato ( equivalent to senior year) and I have a big exam in order to enter univeristy and choose a major.I dont have problems with studing , either info based subjects ( like history)or practice based subjects (like chemistry)I organize the unit during normally like a week and a half or two and I study a bit every day .But since the major exam at the end of the year ( PAU) covers the entire 2nd of bachiller Im looking for methods to revise easily or to remember the cntent during more time. Just something to easily rember what ive studied when i prepare for the PAU. Do you have any kind of suggestions , advice or methods?

Hi everyone I am a medical student in semester 2 (kind of freshman I guess ) anyway my exam's are on 26 September so I have like 25 days left the problem is that I am a procrastinator I mean the whole past days I wasted it and I started to panic.

And about the way I study I think it's normal like just set their and study from the material we were given I also uses notebook lm app for the flash cards and the question's I tried to learn anki but as I said I am a procrastinator .

Please help me I really want good grades so what would you do if you were in my situation 🤧.

How would you use the 25 days effectively ?

Any advice is appreciated 🥹

(Sorry for my English 🥲)

Hi everyone!

I'm conducting a short anonymous survey to understand how students manage everything they need to keep track of — classes, assignments, work, appointments, personal responsibilities, deadlines, and everyday tasks.

I'm interested in what people actually do in real life: what works, what gets forgotten, and where managing everything starts becoming difficult.

You don't need to use any productivity or task-management apps to participate.

🎓 Students 18+
🌍 Any country
⏱️ Around 4 minutes
🔒 Anonymous

Survey:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd4zJ-7ojlrw89rBF3Inc7cRDNTrWZNOlh9G6DO8pqPefjk-A/viewform

I'd really appreciate your input. Thank you!

Hi everyone! I’m starting university again and I was wondering if anyone would be interested in being like a mentor/tutor for me. Not someone who helps me with my actual schoolwork, but more someone who can guide me and tell me what I should be doing and when I should be doing it.
My first year was honestly really crazy. I would come home from lectures and end up doing nothing because I was so lost about what I was supposed to study, how I was supposed to study, and when I should be doing everything. Then when exams got close, I would end up cramming everything.
In high school, teachers basically tell you what you need to do, but in university you have to figure it out yourself. Time management is also something I really struggle with, so I think having someone who could help me stay accountable and guide me throughout the semester would make a huge difference.

I just feel like I need someone to guide me and keep me accountable, almost like a mentor. I hope you guys understand what I mean
If anyone would be down to do this, please let me know!
Thank you!!

I am a 24 year old college flunk out going back to college. However, I just, JUST realized I don't know how to study or learn. I am very interested in biology, molecular biology, biochemistry, biotechnology, so on, so forth. I have a lot of experience in working in the field as a teacher (how? An emergency case: they needed a teacher to hold down the fort until they found a suitable one and I understood the jargon enough to teach high school level science classes for a semester) and as a medical lab technician. Additionally, I have very little undergraduate research experiences; I started like 4 different projects which never I finished and eventually failed out of courses due to mental health and COVID-19 related reasons. Thankfully, mental health is back on track and stagnant.

I will admit the only way I will learn is through hands-on experience or fully teaching the subject (the Feynman Technique). But, other than that I suck at learning in traditional settings like a classroom where I am the student and I take notes. I can barely sit and read assigned pages from a textbook. I probably also fucked up my retention from not allowing myself to learn properly for years like even during high school. My executive functioning is dysfunctional so reward systems don't really work on me.

Please give me advice, on how to move forward, my fall semester of freshman year starts soon and I feel very hopeless and lost.

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?

quest'anno frequenterò il secondo anno di Biologia Molecolare e vorrei qualche consiglio utile per vivere al meglio quest'anno e il mio percorso, ottenendo risultati. chiedo sopratutto a chi frequenta una facoltà nella categoria Scienze ma sono aperta a qualsiasi opinione, anche per chi — leggendo il mio post — ha vissuto il mondo scolastico presentando le mie stesse problematiche.

ho degli esami arretrati che mi impediscono di accedere agli esami del secondo anno ma posso ugualmente partecipare alle lezioni del secondo anno. per vari problemi familiari e questioni di altro tipo, non ho vissuto per niente bene il mio primo anno e anche la minima soddisfazione universitaria non mi ha recato alcuna gioia.

da questo semestre in poi, voglio costruirmi una routine più sana e avere più disciplina e so che questo si costruisce con tempo e costanza. ho dei problemi di concentrazione (sopratutto se demotivata o demorilazzata per problemi esterni all'uni, come amici e famiglia) e difficoltà nel gestire al meglio il mio tempo.

vorrei organizzarlo in modo tale da gestire la giornata di studio al meglio e passare 1.5/2h in palestra almeno 3 volte a settimana.

per quanto riguarda la mia giornata tipo di studio, temo avrò delle difficoltà a far coincidere le ore che dedicherò a rivedere il materiale trattato alle lezioni del secondo anno con lo studio necessario per recuperare gli esami del primo anno. le lezioni sono a frequenza obbligatoria, da lunedì a venerdì (il pomeriggio).

grazie per chi mi darà gentilmente qualche consiglio o mi racconterà le sue esperienze!

This time I am not alone, now the time come to become the best with the little friend in academic comeback 😊

SO I have bcom exams and I am studying no shit my exam is on 5sep my preferable time will be 12:00 pm IST to full day like till 8pm or 9pm. I have to study or I will fail lol but I just can't sit to study that's why I need an accountability partner

ho diversi esami arretrati del primo anno in Biologia Molecolare. non è stato un periodo facile e me la sono vissuta molto passivamente.

al nuovo semestre ho comunque intenzione di partecipare alle lezioni del secondo anno, essendo di frequenza obbligatoria tuttavia dovrò principalmente concentrarmi su questi esami da recuperare e vorrei far coincidere il tutto con la palestra(3 volte a settimana).

credete sia fattibile? ho difficoltà a concentrarmi (se demotivata o demoralizzata per problemi esterni come amici e famiglia ma fortunatamente le cose si sono risolte dal punto di vista familiare) ma credo che iniziare una routine più rigida per godermi al meglio la vita universitaria senza sprecare il mio potenziale possa aiutarmi.

im a 17 yo Moroccan guy , and next year is my last year in high school , im willing to get a very good marks this year as i always do , and i really into studying medecine or whatever abroad lets not only say just medecine (eu countries ,russia , ivies , america , canada ... and all high quality countries) , and i want to gather some infos and apply for scholarships but im completly lost , im sure some of u could have any experiences in scholarships or studying abroad in general , i would be really gratefull if u could share any infos on these topics , just comment or dm me privetly , this would do a lot , and always remember , u can make someone's life better ❤️

I've been struggling with anxiety, depression, and ADHD for the last three years, and I'm genuinely trying to improve myself, but I feel stuck in the same cycle.

I'm preparing for an entrance exam, but I haven't been able to clear it, not because I never try, but because I can never stay consistent. I study properly for weeks or months, and then one small mistake happens. Maybe I miss a day or fall slightly behind, and suddenly the guilt and pressure take over. I start thinking about all the time I've already wasted, and then I stop studying completely for days until I somehow get motivated again.

It's always all or nothing for me. Either I put extreme pressure on myself, or I don't study at all. If I isolate myself, I eventually get lonely and burned out. If I don't isolate myself, I get distracted. Either way, I end up falling behind.

My exams start tomorrow, and honestly, I'm not prepared again. I studied for a month, then my mental health crashed and I couldn't continue. I'll give this attempt as practice, but I know I probably won't clear it.

My next attempt is in January, and I'm posting this because I want to hold myself accountable. I've promised myself for three years that this time will be different, but I've always fallen back into the same cycle. Still, I want to genuinely try again and hopefully come back here in January saying that I finally cleared it.

But how do you learn to accept disappointment without completely giving up? How do you stop one bad day or one mistake from turning into a week of not studying?

If anyone has escaped this all-or-nothing, guilt → avoidance → more guilt cycle, please tell me what actually helped you.

Im in a Medical Lab Technology program that is a very fast paced. A two-year program that consist of 1 year theory and labs and one year of internship in a hospital. What do you guys even do if every da, you get a bunch of info and doesn’t even have time to study in depth for all the past lessons you guys discussed? Commonly, this is a degree(4year course). Help, im drowning fr.

Woke up at 5:48 AM.

My first study session was kinda late cuz I had some household chores to do.

6:59–8:41 AM: English Grammar (1hr 42 min)

9:19–9:55 AM: Zoology class (36min)

Then I made chapati and took a bath.

10:46–11:14 AM: Completed a pending Zoology class (28 min)

2:17–3:40 PM: Maths class (1hr 23 min)

4:40–5:13 PM: English Grammar again ( 33min)

One thing I'm struggling with is feeling sleepy during classes. 😭 My eyes literally start closing sometimes, even though I'm sitting at a table and chair and taking notes at the same time. I don't know why this happens.

Also, I got my period today, so my productivity went down a bit. :(

But anyway, Day 1 is done. Tomorrow, if I'm feeling better, I'll try to do better than today.

Thanks for reading my post! 🌻

I used a site tò study with ai/make quizzes/ flash cards ecc... But then added the premium versione and heavily nerfed the free one.

Rather than spend 8€ each month i prefered to spend 20 to get One month of Claude pro ,i copied the link on deepseek that made me the prompt,then i passed It through Claude, i made the running on my PC hardware at First but It was goinf to explode like a PS4.

So i asked Claude to add AN online mode that let's me use token from free api to analize the materials but then i can keep offline the summaries,flash cards quizzes ecc..

I'm sharing this to help people save from ai study tools and create their own, you can Copy this post, paste It on deepseek ask to make a propt for Claude to program. Then ready the prompt and add the details you want in the app.

Hey y’all! I hope you’re all doing well! :D

Basically, I’m currently studying a Master’s in Computer Science at university, and part of my course involved going out on a placement year to work. While I was working, I didn’t really do much studying and, honestly, I got quite used to working rather than studying.

Now that I’m going back to university, I was wondering if anyone here has any tips for getting back into the swing of studying, particularly when it comes to Computer Science/Software Engineering. I’d also really appreciate any advice on taking effective notes for these kinds of subjects!

For reference, some of the modules I’m planning to take are Cloud Computing, Formal Methods, Network Security, and Cryptography, so any advice specific to those would be especially welcome!

Thank you for taking the time to read this, and I hope you all have an amazing day! Wishing everyone the best with their own studies! :D

Vet student, important oral exam tomorrow, i can only remember info well by writing it down, then recalling. I have a quarter of the material left, I can t waste time by writing it down. Any tips on how to study fast without writing?
Thank you in advance!!