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Anyone studying over the holiday?

If so, how do you stay motivated?

Yep, Biology bridging notes to A-level.

I tend to set my self mini goals. I'll study for 20 minutes, then a 5 minute break - and do this four times. I will then take an hours break, then carry on.

Also if you have trouble with keeping off your phone I recommend an app called forest (I think it's like 79p to buy, eh) but the longer you leave your phone the more your forest grows and if you stop the timer your tree dies, so it's a little cute reward for staying off you phone.

But don't over study, you can burn yourself out!

Yeah before uni starts for me, Im trying to catch up on maths and re learn economics for fun. All my courses that I applied to are extremely quantitative.

Yes. Studying right now in fact. Just gotta get into it.

OP

I'm just studying to stay motivated as I could be just relaxing, but I really want to do well!

Yeh I'm studying, but also finding it hard to stay motivated when the content is so heavy eurgh :/ Any tips?

Also, why is this in the summer bucket list forum :tongue:

:tongue:

I should be studying my economics/maths related modules but I've been averaging 40 hours a week at my summer job.

Yes, lots of literature.

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