#thekingsstudy

[lottiestudying]

07.03.2025—busy Friday with lots of appointments, but still very productive. had a very productive week overall

[sunshinestudy]

— September 3rd 2021, 11:20 pm.

hi everyone, it’s been a while ツ 

a little life update: i recently just started my second year of college in leapmed and aaaah it’s so tiring (saturday classes suck), but i love what we’re learning so it’s all worth it. also, the med school admission test is just a few months away and i don’t know if i have enough time to study for it. oh and lastly, i redecorated my room! what do you think? :)

thanks for following me on here guys, it’s always lovely to meet new friends ♡︎

[basilesroom]

My essays as a senior in highschool: structured, outlined, five-paragraphs, one sentence quotations MAX otherwise it's too long, the conclusion is a neat summary

Teachers: eh it's aight, B

My essays as a senior in College: No outline, 8 pages of stream of consciousness, new paragraph every couple of lines, paragraph-long quotes, comment on society in the conclusion no matter the topic, no proofreading we submit like men.

Professors: Very good, very insightful, A

[lifebuoyjournals]

Botanicals 🌿

[thinkjar]

March 24, 2020 | 03:30 PM

Studying in the veranda today

[chrysalispages]

07.10.21 ☀️

Journal month covers of 2021 so far, January - July 2021 ✨

(april was my favorite one of this bunch) 

[hannybstudies]

✎ 10.20.2019 // two days of writing papers. four meals. three iced coffees. one gallon of water. fifteen references. sixteen pages of content. one overwhelmed n tired graduate student.

[coralcottage]

🍃🍄 Jun. 25. 2020 //  

Yesterday I rewatched Harriet the Spy. I first watched it when I was 10 and became obsessed with notebooks ever since then. I wonder what Harriet would be up to nowadays... (No, Blog Wars is not real)