Surviving studying for finals

It’s too late to do the things you “should” have done, so the first thing to do is let that go and start working on what you can do now. The first thing is to clean your work space. This isn’t an hours long deep clean. Instead, set the alarm on your phone for 20 minutes and start rearranging your desk, chair, computer, and/ or whatever else constitutes your best work space (not your best hangout spot.) Wipe down surfaces, fill your water glass, and put a bowl of cut fruit, nuts, candy, or whatever you like right where it needs to be, then brush your teeth and wash your face.

Make a work schedule for your studying and writing, one that allows you to switch between reading, writing, and computer based work. Don’t stress over or invest a lot of time in your schedule, just something to guide you forward. You’ll want to dedicate 40 minutes to each subject, and then give yourself a 5 to 10 minute break. Even if reading history feels like it’s going, get up and stretch and get yourself a glass of water. You may decide to keep reading history or you may realize that you are reading to work on your psychology paper or that you just remembered something important about your chemistry lab.

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