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Study on the day

multimate · 2013-05-28 16:39:16

Are many people waking up early to study? If so, around what time. People in my class were saying that ye either no it or ye dont so theres no point..

28-05-2013 4:39pm

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multimate

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Are many people waking up early to study? If so, around what time. People in my class were saying that ye either no it or ye dont so theres no point..

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#2 28-05-2013 4:41pm

Jijsaw

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I'm skipping classes to study only going in for business and maths and then going home again but I'm not waking up early, I'm just doing my study from 11am/12am-4/5pm. But the day of the exams I'll probably get up an hour early to look over things!

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#3 28-05-2013 4:47pm

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Just an additional half hour to go over that one or two things that you never really remember very well.

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#4 28-05-2013 7:28pm

DublinArnie

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I'm waking up like 2 hours before the exams start to re-jog all the major stuff .

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#5 28-05-2013 11:05pm

cfc.forever

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Well I'm off school tomorrow, that gives me a week to do study, I'm going to get up at 8 and study to 3 for the week, with breaks of course, I'll take it as a school day basically rather than lying in bed.

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#6 29-05-2013 7:15am

Jack_OLantern

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I've been off school this week but I've been sticking to my regular school timetable. It's pretty effective!

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