How much of your daily time do you spend in your field of study,

>>8308700
Probably between 6-8 hours a day of just self-study. I think it'll be something like 3 hours of classes a day (sometimes tutorials of varying length but probably about 2 hours, although I think the structure is you can drop in and drop out). I'd say that I'll be doing between 9 and 15 hours a day.

>>8308700
>your field of study
Why limit it to your field of study?

>>8308712
fucks sake

want know for a work I meet absolute idiots

>>8308729
because everything else sucks

I dedicate a lot of my time for self-studying and also a lot of my time for what we take at the university. There's a lot that they don't teach us at the university, so I have to self-study a lot and I enjoy it, too.
I am a computer-science student, but I am also interested in other sciences.

>>8308700
>Classes
>tfw college ended
>tfw can't keep going to school and also make decent money

>>8308700

Just starting my third-year of a PhD program, passed candidacy exams in the spring.

Work about 60 - 80 hours/week. Average 11 - 13 hours/day during the week, typically a 9-to-5 day on Saturday, and a few hours on Sunday afternoon or evening.

>>8310902
really? seems like a lot. PhD is pretty cruisy in aus you could probably work like 6-8 hours a day and finish in 3, 3.5 years easily

>>8308700
2-4 hours a week

Part time grad student in Aerospace

About 8 hours a day in class and studying/doing work.

>>8310616
Computer science doesnt make you understand the world around you

>>8308700
6 hours active plus 4 hours passivelly thinking about it

>>8310930
I don't think what he posted is typical in America, either

10-11 hours per weekday I'd estimate

Holy molly.

Do you guys have another hobby besides studying? Like being musician n' shit

>>8311537
Yes but you can easily knock out several hours of study between the morning and like 5 or 6pm. I myself like to dance but most things go on in the evening so it doesn't matter if i'm studying from 10am to 5pm or something

>>8308729
Because if you spent your entire life on one chosen field you'd never know it all.

If you focus on many, you'll never know shit about shit.