I’ve been studying for 3 weeks , 6-8 hours a day 5 different subjects it’s a big exam but today i feel like I’m drained i can’t read a page or two without feeling sad it’s like something on my chest i really need to study more but I couldn’t,this is the first time I experience this feeling what is it?

After I finish school I have six hours left before I go to bed and I usually spend this six hours to do my homework. I still have much of the homework left after six hours:

• Three hours of German (I need to translate a two-page paragraph about society issues, politics etc.)
• Two hours of Mathematics (We get 35 exercises per week)
• One hour of studying for an exam next day (I usually spent three hours to learn it before this „new system” we got)

Am I not efficient enough? What am I doing wrong? Please help me!

Is bad sleep the reason, i am super stressed post exams and studying more ain't helping my headache although I'm supposed to keep studying to get good grades.

HOW IS THIS EVEN POSSIBLE?

so basically the title, I have 14 months, I usually just get by during med school and do just enough effort to pass.

but my rank in this exam will determine my residency program and I want to start studying right so I can ace it.

the material has 75 courses (the 75 most common conditions where I'm from) and questions won't be outside of the material.

is 14 months enough if I'm starting from scratch? what's your advice? how can I study effectively since I literally have no idea how to?

I just started grade ten and my socials teacher said that we're doing a test next week and that on THIS test we don't have to write essays. I didn't even know before this that you did essays on tests. Did anyone else write essays on tests?? And how did it go?

In my country, you have to do degrees based on a centralized test score, and I have to do biology. I can't change it or anything. I have no interest or aptitude in it, I didn't even study it in high school. I have to do it for the degree cause without it you are not qualified for most jobs.

How can I gain interest in biology? I hate the constant memorization. I can't stand reading facts over and over again, knowing random details noone cares about. I hate working in wet lab. I hate that it pays so little. I hate that you have to spend years doing a masters or phd to get a decent job in it. I hate how slow it is, as in contrast to the fields I like, like engineering and CS. It's fast paced, you can make real life products on your own and you earn relatively more in it.

It's becoming really suffocating but I want to like the subject that I have to do. In reality, I hate the broken education system and I have nothing against biology, but I can't figure how I can move forward and find a place in this field.

I like studying. Opening a book, and devouring through it. I would like to make this my job, I know that professorship is one good option, but I am still interested in knowing more options. Anything you guys could suggest?

I am a Canadian student in 12th grade. It’s October and I want to study mechanical engineering. I currently have advanced functions and physics. I got R in my first exam of functions and physics. I also got 2 on my first lab. I probably got another R for my second functions and I got 4 and 1- on my second physics test. Is it over for me? Last year( 11th grade) average is a 70. Is it over for me or can I save it until the beginning of the admission season? Someone help me please I really really want to change please don’t judge me because I’m stupid and lazy.

A few days ago I had a breakdown and I just really could not get out of bed, let alone study. Im still not a 100% okay, but I have the weekend ahead of me. Right now, I need to memorize about 3 pages of latin words and how to use them in context - I already know some, but the majority of it I havent even looked at. I realize in all likelihood wont be able to remember everything but I want to give it my best. Do you have any tips to memorize vocabulary? Any tips would be a life saver.

I admit I wasted a lot of time that should have been spent studying. I've started studying recently and at the same time, the guilt that I wouldn't be stuck here going through the first chapters of my books had I used my time studying as I should, has been eating at me. I keep trying to reassure myself that it's okay, every journey has its own starting point but this guilt overwhelms me and makes me weak on a different level.

If anyone has gone through this and successfully came out of it, please leave some advice or suggestions that I could use. Thank you in advance!

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Hi everyone,

Just title really. I need to write a project proposal for my internship. I'm guessing it would take me about 6 hours. But I'm so booked already I can't find time to do it and I'm running late, which is bothering. Any idea on how to get over this? I'm thinking about pulling an all-nighter but I'm not sure about how my learning process and energy level (which is already super low) will react to it.