Super Study Easter - A Trial Study Week: 40-50+ Hours a Week!
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Re: Super Study Easter - A Trial Study Week: 40-50+ Hours a Week!
First day, done 4 1/2 hours and I'm going to be honest, that's been a struggle. I doubt I'll get more done today but I'm aiming for 6 hours tomorrow. I only got up at 12:30 today so this may be the reason for my failure (also no chocolate or coffee!
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Re: Super Study Easter - A Trial Study Week: 40-50+ Hours a Week!(Original post by Loz17)
Over the last 3 days, I have spent 36 hours doing lab reports. I am around 2 hours away from finishing them!
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Re: Super Study Easter - A Trial Study Week: 40-50+ Hours a Week!
Just a question for third years doing their dissertation: because you've left it so late is it really affecting your revision time, and possibly your final exam grades? - I'm not having a dig at any of you, just asking out of genuine interest before I go into third year myself.
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Re: Super Study Easter - A Trial Study Week: 40-50+ Hours a Week!
I'm in. Dissertation and 4 exams.
Doing a diss this late isn't always deliberate - I intended to have all my data collected by Christmas, and then by February, and I finally got it all on Wednesday. Stuff you can't influence gets in the way, like when people have time to train you to do things, and when certain equipment is available.(Original post by Waterstorm)
Just a question for third years doing their dissertation: because you've left it so late is it really affecting your revision time, and possibly your final exam grades? - I'm not having a dig at any of you, just asking out of genuine interest before I go into third year myself.
And yes, it will affect my revision, cos that won't get started properly until the diss is handed in, 17 days before my first exam. -
Re: Super Study Easter - A Trial Study Week: 40-50+ Hours a Week!
This is going to be fun
Exam 1: Wildlife Conservation = Optimal hours to revise 25 Currently completed 6
Exam 2: Pathogenic Microbial = Optimal hours to revise 25 Currently completed 0
Monday 6 hours for PM exam. 6 for Wildlife
Tuesday 4 hours each (Half day due to Viva)
Wednesday 5 hours each (Half day due to Tutor meeting/Completing of coursework)
Thursday 6 hours each
Friday 6 hours each
Saturday 10hrs for exam 1
Sunday 10hrs for exam 2
Monday - Out
Tuesday 5 hours for exam 1/Exam day!
Wednesday 10hrs for exam 2
Thursday 10hrs hrs for exam 2
Friday Exam AM
If i can stick to it I can get in enough hours to get a decent grade.

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