I honestly study daily maybe 10 minutes. Now I’m not saying that I barely study and get good grades, I’m just really bad at time management. Day before the test and the minutes leading up to the test you’ll see me cramming harder than… well I’m just cramming.
Terrible strat, never would suggest, develop better study techniques, college is going to be a different story for sure…
@ivyhopes12 #senioritis
I usually study 5-10 minutes in class before the exam. Can’t be bothered to do anything more than that. Freshman year I would study 3+ hours for APs. Oh, how far I’ve fallen.
@thanksagain No, it’s been like that forever lmao…probably won’t be the most auspicious start to my college career though
I get really tired when I come home every day at 5 and I take a huge break until 7 lol. I don’t really study unless there is a test. But then I make excuses not to study for the test.
I don’t study daily because I just don’t have time. I try to study for about 10-30 minutes the night before a test or quiz, depending on the subject. But I do most of my studying in homeroom, which is about 30 min right after first block.
??? One actually studies?
On a serious note, I tend to study around an hour average everyday, especially more due to testing (May, AP…)
Wat is study? I just cram before every test all night.
depends, anywhere from 0-8 (pretty skewed towards the 0 though), but none of that studying is for school; rather, for more interesting stuff
15 minutes a subject, 30 on a subject with an upcoming test. Finals are 45-60 minutes, depending on my grade in the class, do it every day (except breaks).
4-5 but I go to a competitive school where the teachers do absolutely nothing so were forced to teach ourselves everything
Last semester I studied like 0-2 depending on what I had the next day but this semester hardly any until I started work on AP US. Now I’m doing like 2-5 hours a night.
What’s studying?