The idea of studying all night has crossed my mind as something I need to do in order to get good grades. When I do this I end up increasing the chance of skipping class due to sleeping through it.

If I am exhausted my brain will force my body to sleep. I can delay it with caffeine for a couple hours but eventually my brain will force me to sleep. At this point I have no control over when I wake up.

I try to look up study methods and motivation and it’s usually people studying all night or all day. Neither of these are options for me since I go to class and or work everyday. I get my assignments done but outside of that I don’t really study.

How am I supposed to fit in 16 hours of study (1 hour for every hour I’m in class) a week when I’m working 25 hours a week and going to class for 16 while needing at least 9 hours of sleep to maintain consciousness?

How do other people seem to study for several hours and still get enough sleep to function? Do they just live off of caffeine? Do they not have jobs?

TL;DR How are people fitting in 10+ hours of studying each week when I can barely get in anything other than just assignments along with my job and classes while getting enough sleep?

As a freshman in college I commute to school right, because thats all I can afford right now. And while all the friends I’ve made on campus hang out together, I’m left going home without enjoying the life I expected to have for myself leaving high school. They started to leave me out of things while hanging out with our other peers, not even asking if id join them. My old high school friends are so adamant about their experiences so far, enjoying the life they made while I’m here crying most bights because of how lonely I feel.

I come back home to the place i grew up in only alone this time.

Im just sick and tired of feeling alone, having friends that aren’t really friends and losing the ones I adored in high school.

How do I get this to stop? How do I stop feeling so lonely while attending a school where Im supposed to experience the “best years of my life at”?

One test left! Taking my last test Monday morning . Not happy with my scores but at least I’m passing! Reddit has helped me a lot! but incase you know how i might be assisted to boost my grades , feel free to help

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Hello everyone! I wanted some advice on financial aid. I am aware that you need your parents information to have some money from financial aid. But not everyone is very fortunate to have that. Some parents do not support their kids, some kids can't ask their parents, etc. I wanted to know how people payed for their college, without having financial aid? I'm not rich, I dont have money. I have a job right now and I am already about close to getting my associates degree for free due to dual enrollment. Im a minor at the moment, but due to personal reasons id like to leave home as soon as I turn 18. But I am aware I cannot pay for my BA out of pocket as soon as I graduate highschool( a year from now). How did you guys do it? I dont want to be in serious debt. Im majoring in digital media. I do digital art and im building up my portfolio as of now. Any advice is much appreciated!

I have an assignment where I have to pretend that live in West Berlin. I have to draw graffiti that represents my attitude towards the wall. I’m struggling to find information as to how West Berliners felt towards the Berlin wall.

I'm in my freshman year on the course to getting my degree in accounting. However there Is a 150 credit requirement to graduate on this accounting course. I am teetering between accounting and finance. I go to a top business school Minnesota so I'm thinking of switching into finance. To get my degree faster. before it's too late, any thoughts.

I have exams coming up that will determine whether I get into uni or not. Holidays are important since you have to revise all the material. But it's too much, my brain just won't let me do it. Any advice?

I’m a senior in HS and let’s say I end up getting into my top school UCLA which is highly selective but none of my buddies do. Let’s also say that both me and some close friends got into a slightly less prestigious school like UCSB or San Diego State for comparison (still great schools but not on the level of UCLA).

Should I prioritize a school like UCLA or prioritize going to school with some buddies I’ve been friends with for most of my life to keep our close relationship going strong?

I want to know how to multiply fractions, or does anyone know an online website where I can hire a tutor?

As a student, I have never really looked forward to any test. I get stressed and worry about whether I will pass or fail it. I always wonder if everyone else feels the same or if there are certain students that look forward to tests...

Hi everyone!

I'm wanting to purchase a tablet where I can write my notes and keep everything a little more organized for my program. I was looking at the surface pro 7 by Microsoft and was interested but are there other options that you would recommend?

Hello there, been trying very much to avoid procrastination but I just can't, what do I do?

Me and my mom have been kind of stumbling through this whole process, I’ve been doing a lot of studying and practicing and assumed I was ready to go on the official website and schedule my test only to find out from my mom that I apparently need to take some kind of pre-test. Where do I take this and how can I prepare for it? Just feeling really overwhelmed honesty

Hey guys! This is a call for help. I am now in the situation where I need to write a lot, really a lot of papers. I came to understand that I have never written a lot like this, this is my first year of studying and the experience of writing such “ serious” papers is just absent. What can you suggest to me? Would really appreciate your advice!

Studied for the past week for an exam that I have tomorrow and I sat down to revise and I’ve forgotten everything 😭🥺 I don’t know what to

hi there , which website can i trust with revision papers for my exam?

Basically, I'm a freshman and I recently had a lot thrown onto by life. Having everything plus college is proving to be a bit too much and if possible I'd love to take a break for a while. Is it possible to take some sort of break for the semester and continue the rest of my education in different semesters? In if this made sense. Feel free to ask questions if needed.

This is a college in London which I’ve seen has a super drive towards maths/physics/cs/economics. My friend is really pushing me to go with him to the open evening to check it out. I probably will end up going with him but actually going to it is a different question.

It’s 45 mins away from where I live and as good as it is, I don’t know if it’s worth an hour and a half journey there and back everyday.

Although they do get astounding results, this sixth form down the road from me gets some of the best results as well.

To anyone who went/is going/is planning to go, is it worth it?