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I can't study at all :(

Like, every time I want to study, I cannot. I end up doing something else. I think I shouldn't worry about it because I am taking Biology, Algebra one, and English composition one which are easy.. but I am struggling a bit in Biology. I am aiming for A's so I have decided to spend 4-5 hours a day studying. How to study without my mind wandering off? :p

If it happened to you, how did you fix that?

All I know is that once I take A&P 1/2, chemistry 1/2, and microbiology.. I am going to spend 6-7 hours per day because I want straight A's. ^^

I want to show that a guy who isn't smart... who is shy and quiet can get good grades by studying a lot! :( :)

I think my average in biology is a 86%.. That's OK if I get a B+.. A's and B's are considered good grades and that's what I want.

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If you spend that many hours a day, you are just going to wind up hating it.

Prevent becoming bored by giving yourself breaks. Study for fourty-five minutes, give yourself a break - eat, watch tv, excerise, or something. Then come back to it later.

I think people make the mistake of over-structuring studying.

45-60 minutes at a time for me. Then I'll get up and do something for about 15 minutes and return to my books. I stop remembering what I'm reading after about 60 minutes......unless it's a good novel :coollook:

Find a routine that works for you. I will study for eleven hours some days for micro etc. But I'll stop get food, stop do yoga, stop watch some House or Greys Anatomy. I never get less then an A. If you just go constantly you'll burn out. You don't retain it as well either in my experience.

You have to eliminate those distractions that's preventing you from studying. Or maybe it's your body's way of telling you that you need a break.

I head to the library so I'm not distracted by my cats, boredom, the need to clean my house, or whatever it may be. If I can get a solid, non-distracted 3-4 hours of studying in at the library, then I can come home and goof off the rest of the day. You have to do what works for you, though.

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I head to the library so I'm not distracted by my cats, boredom, the need to clean my house, or whatever it may be. If I can get a solid, non-distracted 3-4 hours of studying in at the library, then I can come home and goof off the rest of the day. You have to do what works for you, though.

I was thinking of doing this. Also, I like others advice too. When I want to go to the library, I will do this. If not, I will do what other suggested.

Thanks all! I have lots of B because i had a full-time job which I had no time to study. I really want straight A's so I am going to try this! I will let you know how it goes. What about when studying for a test? I shouldn't study on a test day? I've seen people studying 2 days before the test.

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