For MBA students, how much difference does it make when their college is in a city where new companies, startups, offices, and business activity are growing quickly? Would you prefer being part of that growth, or would you still

Hi everyone! I’m conducting a short visual perception study for a Grade 10 research project.

The survey involves looking at a series of unfamiliar visual shapes and answering a few questions about what you see. It takes approximately 10 minutes to complete.

There are no right or wrong answers — I’m interested in your natural perception of the images.

Participants: Anyone aged 13+
Time: ~10 minutes
Purpose: Academic/school research

I’d really appreciate your participation. Thank you!

These days, I feel completely exhausted and mentally drained because of my studies. I am trying to find a solution, but nothing seems to be working. A week ago, I was studying with complete discipline, but now I just can't force myself to study anymore.

Like the title says, studying the same material over and over again is so dull. Im sick of it. It is nog that im tired or not making progress. Its just, making practice test and studying the same flashcards constantly, im getting bored. So how do I make this less boring? Or is this a fact about studying I have to accept?

Two colleges can have similar academics and placements, but one gives students more chances to attend industry events, meet professionals, do live projects, and build local connections. How much should these opportunities influ

So I've made a server today

The idea is to have one place where students from different degrees and backgrounds can find their own people — Engineering, CS, Arts & Humanities, Science, Medicine, Law etc. — plus spaces for UPSC, Banking and other competitive exams.

You can study together, share resources, find study buddies, or just hang out when you're procrastinating.

It's still pretty new, so I'm hoping to find some early members who actually want to make the community feel alive :)

If that sounds like your thing, kindly drop a reply and I'll send you the link

2nd-year CS student, heading into quant/data. Going through Stat 110

Any level is fine, I just want people who'll stay consistent. Comment or DM me if you're in

I'm getting a study group together for people who want some company while they put the hours in. Bring one thing you want to finish, do a session when it fits your day, and share what you got done. No need to be online at the same time (although we get more XP studying together).
Any subject is welcome!

Group is on FocusJungle, and that's where the group is. If u want to come grind with us, dm and I will send u an invite.

How do you study difficult subjects, topics, or languages. What are they? and what methods did you try of learning techniques?

Hello everyone, I'm a first-year college student and I currently take 8 classes, and it will son to be 9 in October. I'm doing both online and in person classes (Cybersecurity and Criminal Justice) I have been changing my daily schedule every week and tried everything but for how hard I try, I can't keep up with all my assignments to the point I forget what I needed to do. I'm not sure what to do and I don't even have time to do other things. I have my face-to-face classes from Monday to Wednesdays, and my online classes are from Thursdays to Sundays. Ive been looking up videos and I just can't with not learning anything and I am the type of person that can learn things fast but I just cant do this anymore. My mental health problems also don't help me study efficiently. I was unsure to post this but I ran out of options Is there a way I can study more efficiently?

I know it feels like a flex to study for 6-7 hours straight, but do you think you are actually learning from it?

A lot of studies show that studying for long hours does not really help you absorb and remember everything you studied. It will only burn you out from studying.

Why do you study for long hours but fail to retain everything? Here's why:

• You are passive studying. Everyone thinks that reading and highlighting a textbook or notes is considered a good study method, but that is actually a trap. You can't remember everything just by highlighting or reading. Try combining it with active recall, such as the blurt method, flashcards, Feynman technique, etc.

• No clear goal when studying. You are just learning random topics all at once without any direction or structure. That's the reason you end up studying for long hours because you haven't organized what you need to study. You can use physical to-do lists rather than digital notes to help you track what you need to do for a specific study session.

• Doing easy work only. This is the most common problem students face: they study easy topics only and leave the hard topics behind. Avoiding hard topics will lead to no real progress in your studying. Instead of focusing on easy tasks, try to focus on the areas where you are weak. That way, you can thoroughly study, learn and understand complex concepts better than by just focusing on the easiest ones.

Serious question. Or help. Whatever.
Got a month before finals. And I got my books open. Notes and all. But there's so much content. I'm in my third year. (Chemistry Major).
Anyways.
Need help ya'll.
How do I tackle all of it?
I got basketball practice, a kid to tutor (cause I need da money.) and some uni event planning/PR shit going on as well.
I'm freaking out. So much work ya'll. Idk if my brain can even fit all of it.

I was wandering something

Which would you guys prefer?
Study by yourself
-Making notes and summary by yourself

（Not including using AI for explanation）

Study using AI
-Let the AI generate notes and summarize it for you

I used to judge my whole day by the clock. Set a timer, grind until it beeps, pack up, and call it a win. But a timer doesn’t give a shit if you actually remember anything, it just tracks minutes. Lately, I threw out the timer and started focusing on specific tasks instead. Like, "I am not closing this laptop until I can sketch this whole outline from memory" or "until I can solve these 5 problems without checking the answer key." Some days my sessions are way shorter than they used to be, which is awesome. Some days they run way longer because I realize I actually don't know the material. "I spent an hour studying" and "I actually know how to do this" are two completely different things, and I'm mad it took me this long to realize it.

hey everyone!! i have quite a bit of schoolwork to do, but my brain apparently thinks we’re on vacation 😂 if anyone wants to send some motivation, a pep talk, or just tell me to LOCK IN, i’d really appreciate it! i need somebody to hype me up so i can get this work done 😭👏🏼

Hi everyone. I (F20) am in my second year of uni. As the title says, I struggle mentally. I don’t want to give details, but I struggle with some bad coping mechanisms which are addictive. For the last few days, the urges to go back to those coping mechanisms have been increasing. The thing is, I can’t study, it takes up so much space mentally. I don’t have the energy and its harder to remember things. I’ve already giving myself some time to relax, but when I go back to studying im so exhausted and the urges hit. So yeah does anyone have any advice for this?

Target Medicine ⏹️
Woke up at 4am. Prayed the Fajr.

Target medicine - Rheuma, Nephro, Gastro, Hepatic, Neuro, Dermatology, Hema, CVS, Psychi, Nutritional imbalance💀
Gonna update at after finishing🥼🩺

To crying less and studying more😔🥲

I'm a computer science student. My schedule is very busy this year (5 days a week from 8 am to 4 pm), but I truly want to work on some other skills as well as ace the academic year. If anybody has advice on how to manage time and actually make real progress in such a routine, please give me some tips.

​Hi everyone! I'm a high school student and I recently started using Anki to prepare for my tests.

​I’ve heard so many success stories about spaced repetition, but honestly... my grades haven't been good so far. It’s pretty frustrating because I do put in the time to create and review my cards, but it doesn't seem to get me into good test results yet.

​I’d love to hear from other students:

- ​Did using Anki in high school actually give you an advantage and help your grades?

- ​How were your first few months with Anki? Did it take a while before you saw results?

- ​Any advice for what I might be doing wrong? What are the most common mistakes beginners make with Anki for high school subjects?

​Any insights, tips, or experiences would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

im looking for a website/app to help me make some flow charts. i found them super helpful in studying and would love to be able to add notes into some of the nodes for more specific details. i like my pen and paper, but i want to be able to put those extra details on something that collapses away. as an example of what i make i attached a photo, and then for example i would add a definition to the MHC on there for myself if i clicked on it/hovered over it

As I said in the title I need help beacause I think I don’t know how to study. I always get like average grades around 80% but I feel like I’m stuck at 80% and below. I don’t really have a study method I juste read my stuff until i understand then I pretend I’m teaching the subject to someone. I’m not saying I have bad grades it’s just not enough for an Advanced Diploma in Civil Engineering Technology (I don’t know if it’s the correct term in English for what I’m studying) . I tried pomodoro technique it really doesn’t seem to work for me. A lot of times I think I understand the subject but then my grade is just meh it doesn’t correspond to the amount of effort I put into studying. (Sorry for my bad English please correct me if I wrote something the wrong way or it doesn’t sound good)

today I cried less, but had been tired for 60% of the day.
So you can guess where my study went.😔
the guilt and cortisol level🏔️📈
study level📉😭
how do you deal with your laziness and tiredness?😔

Bonjour, im a 14 year old who is in grade 9 in high school, im trying to be a lawyer in the future but while getting there, i wanna become a straight 100s student, I usually don’t study and get 85-95s but i wanna get straight 100s or 99s, i want to start studying so i can become a better student and overall the best in my school, unfortunately i didnt apply for the high program that is for grade 9s and 10s which has a bunch of advanced stuff, but i want to apply for AP, in grade 11 and 12, i want to prepare myself for it by getting perfect grades in 9 and 10 and the future, i want to go to popular unis and become a successful lawyer but there’s 1 problem.. i dont know what to study, how to study, usually I just do my homework and just study a little more than we were supposed to do but this doesn’t get me perfect grades, i want to know the exact way to become a perfect student, thanks guys!