<p>Just curious :) I usually study a little bit for every subject each day of the week. But probably only for an hour or so. </p>
<p>How about you?</p>
<p>These days, max ~ 1 hour. Then again I am taking slacker APs.</p>
<p>I’m only taking AP Spanish this year and it’s mostly just memorization for me. Physics is what I really study for because my teacher can’t teach at all >.<</p>
<p>Other than those two classes I don’t do much studying.</p>
<p>I only study for science and APUSH extensively and, at that it’s usually only an 1 hour a day for these two subjects.</p>
<p>Everything else, i usually study 2 days before the test.</p>
<p>I only study the day before a test, and when I do it’s for about an hour.</p>
<p>^ Same. I study the day before, and 1-2 hours. Some of my subjects don’t really require much studying though (ethics/stats/art). AP English Lit is pretty hard, but there’s not much studying, really.</p>
<p>These days, ~1-2 hours a night. I really need to get down and start studying for my upcoming AP exams- AP Chemistry is really freaking me out. My teacher is a first year and knows very little… Also, AP Physics C, AP Calc AB, and AP Psych are exams I have to take. I’ll be studying quite a bit pretty soon.</p>
<p>No AP classes for me (yet - I’ll have five next year, haha). But I’m in the middle of an intense competition for which I study about two hours a night.</p>
<p>After that, it’s going to be eassssy.</p>
<p>For APUSH, I study a few days before… ~1-2 hours a night.
Everything else, the night before for about 2 hours.</p>
<p>Who has time to study? I do homework…</p>
<p>^well I study while do my homework because I retain information better that way. I have really bad teachers this year so I usually try to read ahead on my own.</p>
<p>^^^^
Academic decathlon?</p>
<p>I just do my homework.</p>
<p>Oh geez…not a lot. I can be really unmotivated sometimes. I studied for about 15 minutes for my AP Physics final, and I’m not good at physics either. Bad result, as expected. I’m working on this habit.</p>
<p>Full IB diploma: about ~30minutes the night before for quarterly/semester tests and 1~2 hours for a final exam. 0 hours for quizzes or anything else. </p>
<p>After first quarter, haven’t studied at all for any exams. the results haven’t been favorable but don’t really care much to try any more…</p>
<p>Don’t really see the point of studying a little bit everyday. I’ll probably forget the stuff before the exam and will have to study again anyway.</p>
<p>I don’t usually stupid, unless it’s for AP Chem or Math Anal. For Math Anal I study for like an hour or two per test, and for AP Chem I have a tutor, so I study about 3 hours a week or so.</p>
<p>Stupid?, you mean study?</p>
<p>Let’s see…</p>
<p>Honors Geometry-complete joke class, we just get the tests from the book, now that it’s S2, there are no proofs, so I study 5 minutes max
Gym-no studying
Honors Science-these tests are somewhat difficult, so I study 30-60ish minutes. Luckily, we only have tests every 2 or so weeks.
Music-No studying(no tests, just playing on the keyboard and doing worksheets)
Social Studies-get tests very rarely, but when I do, I study 10 minutes. Our test is basically the study packet we get 3 days before but with multiple choice.
Honors Language-For vocab tests, I spend 5 minutes making flashcards for extra credit and cram right before class. Novel tests give me trouble but I don’t study out of apathy, but the vocab tests keep my grade at an A.</p>
<p>You don’t study for Gym? Damn, you must be smarrrrrrrrrrrrrt.</p>
<p>I don’t really study - I do my homework and then read over math notes and science notes from the day.</p>
<p>When I know there is a test coming I’ll spend 30 minutes or so every night leading up to the exam…</p>
<p>(As in Japanese, Stats, and Music, A- in APUSH, Chem, and English.)</p>
<p>APUSH: Take notes (required homework) and reading the AMSCO chapter the night before.
AP Chem: Problem sets (homework) and maybe skimming the chapter the night before.
Japanese: Brief self-check on vocab and reading the grammar portion to refresh on any nuances.
AP Stats: Homework.
English: Reread notes and maybe Sparknotes.
AP Music: Realize I have a test 5 minutes before the period starts and read as much as I can. (This is what has happened for the past few tests…)</p>
<p>I don’t really study much, as you can see. (Which means homework does its job, I guess.) Hardcore study mode only goes on for finals that I can’t afford to fail. (i.e. my Stats and English finals were C+ and B-, respectively, because my grades wouldn’t have budged much for higher grades on those finals)</p>