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A friend of mine who is a med student has studied 12h in a row. He said it went on fast actually
10am until 7pm
Oops, I didn’t read it properly, no break?
Probably, 2hrs?
Probably, 2hrs?
Original post by Eccentric Goatie
A friend of mine who is a med student has studied 12h in a row. He said it went on fast actually
Yeah I find it's easy to study for long periods of time when you know what you actually have to do instead of looking for things to work on
Original post by Tracheostenosis
10am until 7pm
What were you studying?
Original post by 3pointonefour
What were you studying?
I had breaks in between, I didn’t read the title properly, my bad :P
Original post by Bexjw
24hrs+ on the run up to my MSc dissertation deadline. I was living in the library and fuelled on caffeine and junk food.
Did you crash after you where finished?
3 1/2 hrs, 2 hr break, another 3 hrs
Probably no more than a couple of hours, as I'd want a cup of tea or perhaps the toilet.
like 7hrs doing a massive essay project last min but when i finished printing it all i just fell to the floor n cried lol
never done that long since then aha x
never done that long since then aha x
of nothing but work? 7 hours
like an hour 
10 minutes.
Original post by M_Zara
like 7hrs doing a massive essay project last min but when i finished printing it all i just fell to the floor n cried lol
never done that long since then aha x
never done that long since then aha x
omg that sounds v stressful!
I guuess the longest I've studied with literally no breaks is also 7 hours, the night before my GCSE chem exam. I just went though the entire CGP revision guide page by page (like 130 pages) doing read, cover, test on each page
Original post by Fionaanddonkey
omg that sounds v stressful!
I guuess the longest I've studied with literally no breaks is also 7 hours, the night before my GCSE chem exam. I just went though the entire CGP revision guide page by page (like 130 pages) doing read, cover, test on each page
I guuess the longest I've studied with literally no breaks is also 7 hours, the night before my GCSE chem exam. I just went though the entire CGP revision guide page by page (like 130 pages) doing read, cover, test on each page
aha yhh gcses were a nightmare lol but mine got cancelled in the end cuz of covid aha 😂😂
it was stressful but alevels are worse loooool
Original post by M_Zara
aha yhh gcses were a nightmare lol but mine got cancelled in the end cuz of covid aha 😂😂
it was stressful but alevels are worse loooool
it was stressful but alevels are worse loooool
oh damn - were u happy with the grades u got in the end? It was based on like predictions + teachers' thoughts wasn't it?
Yeah I have to keep reminding myself that cramming is deinitely not gonna work for A-levels even though it kinda does for GCSEs...
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