High school v College

Fix sleep schedule
Go to class
Do assignments
Get tutoring
Pass exams
Profit
Immediately lose profit to crippling loan debt

You're gonna make it.

>>17961840
OP here
I don't really have classes or assignments because of the exams' period + no debt cuz i live in europe. The whole problem is gonna be passing the exams that start next week. Time just passes by... and another day is wasted... fml

>>17961829
Bump
Any and all advice encouraged

>>17961829
I have an idea so stupid it just might work. When you fail to do work, find a way to punish yourself. Make sure it is at least decently uncomfortable. Keep doing this every time you fail. Eventually, you might start subconsciously desiring to do work.

>>17962236
Even though that sounds pretty weird, i'm desperate enough to give it a try. What would you suggest?
Also, any other suggestions?

>>17961829
Was in same situation as you (currently 4th year med student). What helped me a lot was making a clear schedule, I had clear goals for every part of the day, and some time for rest as well. Add in some buffer time and it's a good recipe to get to work. Also coffee really helped me, I know some of my friends used other substances, but that's up to you

Who cares if you were top of your class in highschool

If they gave you a detailed test covering everything from 1st to 12th grade you and everybody else would only remember probably everything only up to 5th grade and 10% of everything else you ever learned in school. I mean it's true.

And when you graduate college you're going to forget most of that too and just use whatever the least amount of information is to do your job every day.

College is an enormous waste of time for the most part.

Hope you enjoyed your stay in the educational system because it was total fucking shit just like you thought it was.

>>17961829
how the fuck did you make it to med school with this kind of organization?
>write a schedule for your day
>item line it to at least the hour, but no more than the quarter hour
>schedule everthing: classes, study time, meals, exercise, leisure
>be strict about it, only take time out of leisure if you go over