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2017.6.3>>>What keeps you motivated at the end of the school?

1. Supportive friends. A caring, encouraging community has been so key to my success. Whether it’s emergency coffee, or a hug, or a few kind words.

2. My professors and academic advisors. They treat me like a human, and push me to see value in my work when I lose sight of my ambitions. And they remind me of how much I love what I do.

3. Coffee. Good god, coffee.

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6.18.17 || studying for my last two (important) finals, English and precalc😬

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i have a three-chapter test on thursday and friday for ap hug and i haven’t really read the textbook until today…my teachers are all cramming tests into this week since grades are due ://

a word of advice: don’t try to cram three chapters. start reading them like 2-3 weeks in advance even if you think it’s too early. you never know what’ll happen the week of the test!

okay so i originally made this post a few days ago and then saved it as a draft, and now i remembered to post it so yeah..the test is over, i managed to get an A on the essay portion (praise the lord), and we’ll see what i get on the multiple choice in a few days!

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06.15.17 - Finals Week.

Happy to be done with Physics and Anatomy series. One more final to go before summer break!

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Book Reviews : Imperial Bedrooms by Bret Easton Ellis

This was the sequel to Less Than Zero and I liked it so much more. I couldn’t help but pick up the second copy as soon as I’d put down the first one. I could really see the progress in Ellis’ writing and the way he shapes his world. His characters and the story. This seemed a bit more murder mystery to me though. Nevertheless, I got to see a huge time jump with the characters and how they turned out to be as adults and it saddened me but didn’t surprise me.

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Ne haftaydı ama🙏🏼

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My workspace 🌱📑🖊

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Using lots of color in your notes can even make studying the most unnerving topic more bearable - for me it is viral hepatitis at the moment.

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080916 // PROMOS ARE IN LIKE 10 DAYS. OMG. SO STOKED. press on everyone! 😭💪🏼 here’s a little look of my desk. i bought all 20 colours of the zebra sarasa pens for like $18!! what a good deal, someone hire me as your personal stationary shopper. 😱 i was inspired by @nehrdist and i made some maths formula flashcards for my wall too!! i’m gonna make a few more soon (binomial/maclaurin and small angle approx.) 🌻✨

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The other day I’m in the bus and studying this book of Robert A. Neimeye “Lessons of Loss: A Guide to Coping”. It’s an amazing book we have to study for the lesson Psychology of Death.

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Calligraphy 101

So, lots of people in the studyblr community have amazing handwriting. It’s no surprise- in order to have beautiful (and legible!) notes, you have to know how to write well. That leaves people like me kinda embarrassed in a way- my notes are never neat and sometimes it takes a good bit of staring to actually read them. But not any longer. This summer, I’ve decide that, in addition to studying what I am going to be writing about, I will learn how to write it, too. So here’s a cumulative master post on calligraphy (feel free to add anything I missed!)

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