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So, I'm about to do some important exam and I'll probably study all day long for months 2017-06-27 03:04:51 Post No. 18460594
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So, I'm about to do some important exam and I'll probably study all day long for months
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2017-06-27 03:04:51
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Hello everyone
I'm about to do some important exams and stuff to actually get a job later on.
I'll probably have to study all day long and I have 2 options:
1) Stay at home and do nothing but read
2) Go to school and read at the library
I don't want to go to my school's library because its full of people I don't really like (long story)
So I don't know what to do, I feel I'm going to go crazy in the next few months or so if I stay home.
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>>18460594
You stay home and sit at the computer all day either way right? Staying at home and studying isn't any harder.
If you don't stay home all day 1) keep doing those things 2) what are you doing here?
Thinking about it is the hard part
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>>18460594
Find other places to study. Public libraries, cafes, any other public space that's going to let you set up shop for four hours at a time, even other spaces on campus. Unless you can make your home a better place as an ongoing side project, as a regular break from studying, going out is the best solution. You'll probably find a lot of other people doing the same thing.
My favourite breakfast place right now always has this one web dev guy sitting in there. He rides over on his bicycle, orders breakfast, works for hours, orders lunch, works some more, rides off.
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