A Beautiful Mind

This 'StudyBlr' is for motivation,tips and tricks. Studying Bsc Financial and Business Economics in RHUL🎓 Always Remember You Have Greatness Within You.✨

[eintsein]

[mkaxoo]

collection one.

[latenights]

Allow yourself to be a beginner. No one starts off being excellent.

[sglersch]

“Not knowing what to do, where to go, I ended up in the only safe place: the library”

[chessys]

u got through everything u didnt think u were strong enough for

[uhugusuku]

#hogwarts (at Harper Memorial Library)

[empathysuggestion]

everything will fall into place and turn out so much better than you hoped or were terrified about. you’ll look back to wonder why you worried so much.

[studynaire]

3|2|16

Tomorrow is my German exam and I’m well prepared. I’m hoping to get an A! I’m currently at the library studying some more to be even more prepared. What are you guys up to?

[historixn]

you know, life doesn’t have to be competitive. you don’t have to get in the very best university; you don’t have to get the highest paying career there is. you don’t need to compare and compete with everyone else in the world. you need to do what’s right for you. you need to relax, take a breath, and say ‘what do i want, for myself, to live as i want to’. and, if that involves high ambitions, then that’s fine. because you chose those ambitions on what you desire as an individual, and not on what is expected in order to succeed. let’s be ourselves this year.

[faetherial]

January 23 2017 // Day 9 of 30 // a photo of your desk in use

I’ve been pretty busy for the past two weeks and its been a while since I’ve posted anything. Finally found some time to relax today and decided to make some changes to my study space, I guess I’m going for an autumn black/gold/white theme? ( special thanks to @emmastudies for the wall art!) 

I also really like this page of my hobonichi..I’ve been using it as a bullet journal/planner/sketchbook/journal and so far it’s been working out pretty well!

[brighter-space]

Owner: Anna Lysik, Fashion & interior blogger.

[galina]

So I’m supposed to be reading postmodern literary theorists, but as always I keep being drawn back to problematising Europe

[starrystvdy]

06.08.18

now i’ve finally finished the harry potter series, i’m now reading the ascent of gravity by marcus chown 🌒 (ft. some lavender i picked from the garden and the first of many bookmarks i plan to make) 💫

[journal-jk]

inspired by study.mint on instagram :D 

[un-euph0ric]

[xkristea]

[oppa-homeless-style]

[carbonated-milk-deactivated2016]

hey if ur ever feelin shitty use this

[positivevibesandflowers]

This is so cute guys!!

[studyingstudent]

Hello everyone! I’ve had some questions about the assignment schedule I posted here.

The idea was born out of my desire to eliminate the “Oh shit is that due tomorrow?!?!” late night moments of panic. I knew I wanted to have one master list of all of the things I needed to get done. Something about having absolutely everything I need to do written down and in front of me makes a challenging semester seem less daunting and more doable.

The best part about this schedule is that you can tweak it until it works for you! I chose to use Excel because it was more flexible than writing it in my planner, and I could add/delete tasks as the semester went on (and as professors changed the due dates a million times). 

During syllabus week, I go through each syllabus and list every task, reading, assignment or exam from the beginning of the semester all the way through finals week. By the end of the week, I have a comprehensive list of what I need to do for every single class, all in one place. I’m getting ready for the new semester and thought I’d walk everybody through how I organize mine:

Completed: mostly because I like to mark tasks off as I complete them, but also because it made it easier to quickly scan and find where I’m at in the list.

Type: I used this to discern between assignments and tests or quizzes, which I put in bold. I also put in the readings I assigned myself, and projects assigned by teachers.

Due Date: Alternating colors to block tasks by due date, so you can see at a glance how many things you need to do for that day.

Assignment: Quick description of the task or assignment. I put in any information given by the syllabus about the material the test covers. 

Class: Color coded! Amazing!

You can add or delete the categories to fit your needs! I’m adding a “Grade” category this semester. Let me know if anyone tries it for the new school year, and as always, send me an ask if you have any questions!

[studyingstudent]

Reblogging for those starting a new semester! Making my new assignment schedule currently ✨