<p>The least amount of sleep I got was about 5 hrs. I can't function with no sleep. But I try not to wait until the last minute, for the most part. I do know of one person who pulled three all-nighters in a row.</p>
<p>It happens.</p>
<p>keep this in mind. the professors do not assign work so that they can kill you. those who pull all nighters either spend their daytime doing a whole lot of nothing. if you can do 1-2 hrs of work for a class a day during the day time and start studying several days before the exam you should be fine.</p>
<p>I feel as though my econ teacher does assign regular online work so she can kill me. Therefore some teachers do try to kill you...</p>
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Hi, I have heard that in college there are times when you keep working for days and nights and don't go to sleep. I was watching a documentary on statistics and in that they should UCB students not going to sleep for three nights and just working on their homeworks etc..
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This is one of the funniest things I've read in some time. Even pre-meds don't work that hard. Sheesh.</p>
<p>I suppose it's difficult to believe if you aren't here, but the workload is that intense. Not only do we have a ridiculous amount of projects a week, but our studios are from 8-5 three days a week, and then my liberal arts are from 9:40-3 twice a week. It isn't as though we have class for an hour, get book assignments (where everyone is supposed to get the same answers, find the same solution) and then can go chill for a couple hours playing halo. We go to class, eat dinner (where we are brainstorming "creative solutions to our assignments), start on the homework and work very late every night. It's nice at least that everyone has the same workload as you... you hang out with friends while working or pulling an all-nighter.</p>
<p>Right now we're in a winter "break" period, and I only have one class. It's weird. I could get used to this sleep thing.</p>