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[seleneofethers]

back from tuition,body tired, mind tired, but ray optics won’t study itself🌙

[fray-ah]

january 3rd, 2022

doing my best to stay sane during these wild exam times

ps. i need to control my caffeine intake ! its too much ! my brain is constantly in some seventh dimension ! yikes

[tipsforstudents]

What's your say should I major in PHYSICS? 😨

[elstudiesphysics]

Preparing for University

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Now that results day has passed I thought I'd share some advice for preparing for the start of term.

Move-In:

apply for accommodation (consider catering, bathrooms, people per flat, cost etc)

check what the insurance covers, if anything and get any extras you may need separately

check the move in schedule

don't overbuy. You will, but try not to anyway

book onto any pre-move in sessions

do your student registration/ID image etc

Finances:

student finance (tuition & maintenance)

DSA (this has lots of steps so get on it asap!)

scholarships & bursaries- look at your uni, sixth form/college and beyond

Social:

check the freshers week schedule- I found it great to have in a calendar

research societies- get a feel for what you might want to do

join facebook groups (or whatsapp, or snapchat, or other apps) for societies/accommodation

research things to do in the area around your uni (touristy things)

Other:

pre-reading, study skills workshops etc

it will probably be hard to fill time initially so try to have plenty of things you can do alone

bullet journal spreads: timetable (both academic year and weekly), grade tracker, best moments, goals...

consider days in terms of morning, early afternoon, late afternoon and evening, and try to have something to do in each section

notion setup!

This is a mixture of things I did do that were useful and things I wish I had done lol. Hopefully it is useful to you aswell :)

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2.6.20| physics lecture on forces

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[elstudiesphysics]

14.04.22

Halfway-ish through the week. I had quite a lot of work planned for this week, and quite a lot of not work too. I'm trying to prioritise enjoying Spring break so I did this post late as I hadn't done much work as of yesterday.

This weeks tasks were:

[×] read course texts for two of my modules

[ ] finish self studying the last chapter of relativity

[×] review the astro lecture(s) on telescopes

[ ] organise my lecture notes

[ ] review at least one chapter of maths

I decided to rejig my plan for my electricity module and have as of today completed the content review I set out to do for that, so I now have 3 problems sets to review over the next couple of weeks.

I haven't even started looking at relativity yet. I don't anticipate it being an excessively large task but I haven't got to it yet- planning to assign it to one of my free-er days later this week.

Telescope lectures are complete and the next step is to complete all the lectures under that topic, so

[ ] astrophysical techniques lectures

Organising lecture notes hasn't happened yet and while important, this is a low urgency task. It will be a next week problem.

Finally, a chapter of maths. This is high priority as I'm terrible for letting my maths module fall by the wayside as I massively prefer physics! The chapter I'm hoping to do this week is a big one so even if only the first half of it happens, that will be good.

Hope you all have a good week :)