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20.05.19 | it’s time for me to study biology, it seems like a lot of people that have a studyblr are medical students? Anyways, exam season is starting so that’s why I have to face this lesson, the content seems like a different language, what even.

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06 / 04 / 19

“ Work hard in silence, let your success be your noise. ” – Frank Ocean

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do you ever look at a picture of a certain landscape and get this feeling of belonging there? like as if its your home. you feel calm and content whenever you see it and I just love this feeling

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03.06.19 - monday

during exams i used to get really stressed out about not having enough time to study between, so i designed myself a lil study planner that maps out my week

it has a section for events, a checklist, and a time tracker so i can tell myself to stop freaking out :) if anyone wants the pdf, lemme know!

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30.05.2019 // part two of my june setup :^)

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don’t go shooting all the dogs down just ‘cause one’s got fleas // dreams come true // brandon flowers

turned in an essay for lit/comp and got mostly through my last biology case study :’)

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26.5.19 I did my first exam! I didn’t say straight away because I was feeling a bit funny about it, but now I’m revising for my second and last ever exam of uni! Also who knows groovy chick?? My mum got me these amazing groovy chick socks. X Emily

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Rewarding ourselves after a week filled with assignments, presentations and papers. Glad to say they all went well! That muffin was delicious by the way.

One more assignment due Monday and then things will slow down for a bit, and I can finally concentrate on my thesis.

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May 2 - 2019 | the library is my second home

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Back on my instagram ( @growstudies ) Make sure to check it out for daily content 💗

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Hello again everyone! Getting busy with some diplomacy MOOC work from Coursera! Hope you’re having a wonderful day! ⭐️ oooof the quality has gone down

Today’s read - Little Black Book, a toolkit for working women (Otegha Uwagba)

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19/100 Days of Productivity || 27.03.19

Had my academic skills class from 8am - 11am today. It was one of those classes that felt like it took foreverrrrrrr! I then finished two assignments well before their due dates, just really wanted to get them done and over with so I have time to focus on other things lol

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27.05.2019 // Trying to stay motivated when summer is around the corner is really hard. At least I have lots of pretty plants at home

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days two and three ; (3/30)

learning can’t always be self-motivated

like a disappointing shampoo and conditioner, this post is a 2 in 1 ! i didn’t get the chance to post yesterday because i went to sleep earlier than usual. i’d describe the last two days of learning as mundane, but it has been an important lesson in priorities and time.

i did more work on my feminine gospels english coursework by establishing an annotation system, categorising each poem into a key theme and making a document of summaries for each poem that i’ll print off as evidence. i’m starting to think of a question for my essay, and i want it to link to women’s history. i’ve hardly done any work on cuckoo’s nest this week but i’m actually much further ahead despite having not read it.

today i did some work on my history coursework. i’ve started to skim through one of the books i’ve borrowed to collect evidence and interpretations, and discovered that the thirty years war is a big point i need to research !

overall the last two days have been dominated by schoolwork and i’d have liked to have spent more time on my more creative goals unrelated to coursework. so i’m looking forward to a fun weekend break from mandatory work, which is a strange and new thought process for me. i don’t usually do enough for the weekend to seem like a departure from work to do my own projects. i just see the weekend as a two day rest.

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stem majors as study aesthetics

chemistry: neat, monochromatic notes, late night cups of tea, staying after class to ask the professor questions

mathematics: the sound of pencils scratching on paper, perfectionism at its peak, empty library halls with filtered light

physics: the buzz of excitement before the first lecture of the semester, messy handwriting on chalkboards, the relieved exhaustion after an exam is finished

psychology: flashcards and textbooks strewn across a desk, group study sessions with great music, reading scientific journals to learn more about what’s discussed in lecture

engineering: early morning study sessions with really good coffee, whispered jokes during lecture, putting homework off until the last minute but still managing to do okay

biology: notes full of color and highlights, spending hours watching videos on KhanAcademy but not really getting any work done, great study snacks

neuroscience: whiteboards full of terms and labelled diagrams, messy hair and tired smiles, a to-do list five miles long

astronomy: late nights with windows thrown open, daydreaming in class, doodles in the margins of textbooks

computer science: study sessions fueled by pizza and coffee, late nights with laptop screens as the only source of light, the feeling of pure joy when a program runs right