Definitely this! I'm currently in my first year of uni and a lot of it seems like getting a good routine is important.
I'm lucky to have clever friends around me, so going for a drink or a game of pool and talking about work and assignments is always a good way to talk and share knowedge on assignments/problems/tech world.
Equally, scheduling when I'm going to eat is quite important. If I know I have an hour and a half till I eat, I know I will work in that time. Similarly, if I have 30 minutes, it's best spent talking to friends as I won't get much done. Know what works for you and stick to it.
Equally getting up is an issue I face(d). Waking up at 12:00 means that half the day is wasted. This took me a while to figure out, but if you want a good working day, set alarms for eating, powering down your laptop, and going to sleep (23:00 for me).
It's all about finding a good routine when you have an abundance of time - which works for you - and sticking to it.
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Definitely this! I'm currently in my first year of uni and a lot of it seems like getting a good routine is important.
I'm lucky to have clever friends around me, so going for a drink or a game of pool and talking about work and assignments is always a good way to talk and share knowedge on assignments/problems/tech world.
Equally, scheduling when I'm going to eat is quite important. If I know I have an hour and a half till I eat, I know I will work in that time. Similarly, if I have 30 minutes, it's best spent talking to friends as I won't get much done. Know what works for you and stick to it.
Equally getting up is an issue I face(d). Waking up at 12:00 means that half the day is wasted. This took me a while to figure out, but if you want a good working day, set alarms for eating, powering down your laptop, and going to sleep (23:00 for me).
It's all about finding a good routine when you have an abundance of time - which works for you - and sticking to it.