How much study do you do??

[jacqui9]

I have just started my Masters Certificate in Political Science and International Business. As well as that, I am also doing a Certificate Two IT Course, and on campus night studies for Certificate IV in Frontline Management.

I also work full-time. so I was wondering how much time other people spend on studies?

 

[daddy_4_eyes]

Not enough. In the first 3 weeks of this semester I've done maybe 30mins a week TOTAL. Though this week I'm gonna get off my arse and study more. I usually did 2hrs study + assignments last year, which is below the 5hrs per subject + assignments the Uni recommends, but I think my good marks last semester speak for themselves.

Quality not quantity.

 

[chimphawk28]

Originally posted by jacqui9
I have just started my Masters Certificate in Political Science and International Business. As well as that, I am also doing a Certificate Two IT Course, and on campus night studies for Certificate IV in Frontline Management.

I also work full-time. so I was wondering how much time other people spend on studies?

gees you've proved me wrong Jacqui...i always thought the only studying you did was on Crawf's rump

 

[Still Crowing]

Just remember...

Leave everything to the last minute....diamonds are formed under pressure! If you start too early, you rob yourself of the sense of pride you feel after knocking out an assignment in 2 hours, the day it is due, and then getting a good mark for it. Especially if you can beat the mark of one of those annoying sorts who start immediately, and have it finished three weeks before it is due.



Kasey

 

[dancingdoggie17]

yeah, i always do things last minute. although ive stuffed it this time!

Maths test friday and i haven't done the work needed to pass it, legal studies test monday, 2 english essays and more due wednesday, international studies SAC in less than 2 weeks.

So now im working all hours i'm awake to try and catch up.

 

[jacqui9]

Re: Re: How much study do you do??

Originally posted by chimphawk28
gees you've proved me wrong Jacqui...i always thought the only studying you did was on Crawf's rump

Its hard not to study it

 

[knuckles]

An hour a day keeps mediocrity away.

 

[PowerGirl36]

i think i do about 30 mins a night on average for year 11...and ive got mostly a's and b's i think, some c's too...

i usually start an assignment early on but then think i've got plenty of time till the due date. but then do half of it in the last few days leading up to it. seems to work most of the time!

 

[dancingdoggie17]

Originally posted by PowerGirl36
i think i do about 30 mins a night on average for year 11...and ive got mostly a's and b's i think, some c's too...

i usually start an assignment early on but then think i've got plenty of time till the due date. but then do half of it in the last few days leading up to it. seems to work most of the time!

i usually do all of it either 12 hrs before it's due (the night before) or 2 days after it's due.

What subjects do you do? im going yr 11 and i get quite a bit more than that.

 

[supa-gal]

According to our principal Year 12's should be doing 24-hours a week of study.

 

[PowerGirl36]

Originally posted by dancingdoggie17
i usually do all of it either 12 hrs before it's due (the night before) or 2 days after it's due.

What subjects do you do? im going yr 11 and i get quite a bit more than that.

most nights i don't do any homework. it's either already been done in class or it's maths and it's too hard, lol.

but yeah i'm doing legal studies, maths a, accounting, english language, ipp, geography.

 

[Saint4Life]

i do i reckon about 20 hours+ of yr12 homework a night
no joke

and 14 hrs+ of work a week

and go to gym
and i play footy

no time for myself, but holidays are soon, no i mean study break. Soo bs

 

[Nic]

I haven't studied yet. Helps when most of the units you are doing cover the same material.

 

[aggels]

I'm supposed to have read 5 novels in the past 4 weeks. This shouldn't be a problem for me, but the fact that one of them was a Jane Austen novel, combined with the fact that I'm a reader who likes reading what I want to read (and have plenty of books that I want to read) means that I haven't read any of them. Study? Pfft! I've really only done 5 hours a week study for my Spanish, and that's only because of all the travelling time I have.

Yet... I find I have no time, why is that? How do I find time, because so much of it disappears from my day?

 

[Docker_Brat]

Originally posted by supa-gal
According to our principal Year 12's should be doing 24-hours a week of study.

And they say dexies are overprescribed. Schools should give them out with each assignment issued.

 

[Squeak]

I haven't done any study yet this year.

 

[Portmanteau]

I'm studying Commerce and probably do about 2 hours of study per week...

 

[daicos4ever]

A bit here and there. But more than last year.

 

[Saint4Life]

its 25 hours a week at my school
i think im nearly at that level too
excpet im not getin the marks on *some* subjects...

 

[Kenny_01]

Unfortunately, **** all.

I would like to do more and always plan on doing more, but never seem to get around to it.

 

[Squeak]

Originally posted by Kenny_01
Unfortunately, **** all.

That's a poor attitude. You should be like me, happy that you can cruise through without doing anything.

 

[Kenny_01]

Originally posted by Squeak
That's a poor attitude. You should be like me, happy that you can cruise through without doing anything.

That was my attitude until I failed my first sem in uni and my course status was terminated

But then I changed to commerce and now it's easy just cruising through again.

 

[Joel]

Not enough, but I do alright.

Did a hell of alot of studying in Yr12, but now that I'm at Uni and have a girlfriend, studying takes a back seat. However, I usually get my assignments done on time. However, now that I'm in my 2nd year I better do a bit more.

 

[carn_the_nmfc]

heaps of study.

For me it's 15 hours a week of study.

 

[Squeak]

Originally posted by Kenny_01
That was my attitude until I failed my first sem in uni and my course status was terminated

Yessem that'd do it. Trust me, much easier to sit back and cruise with a distinction average.