How to Prepare for a Test at 9am When You Woke Up at 5pm

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In summary: I don't know if it was because I was used to it or what.In summary, it would be best for you to study and try to get some sleep.
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What would you do? I don't think sleep is a viable option at this point except maybe a nap. I know I have to fix my sleep schedule but right now I'm worried about the current situation. Sorry if this isn't the right place for this type of question.
 
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Looooolll! :)
 
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Would you like some cheese with that whine?
 
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I would study until 12, then try to sleep. Do not drink any coffee
I also have really bad sleeping habits.I sometimes can't fall asleep and stay for 6 hours looking at the ceiling just before going to an exam.:cry:
 
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RocketSurgery said:
What would you do? I don't think sleep is a viable option at this point except maybe a nap. I know I have to fix my sleep schedule but right now I'm worried about the current situation. Sorry if this isn't the right place for this type of question.

No, it's the right place, but you may not like the answer. Part of being a good student is managing your body and what it needs. You should maybe re-evaluate your management process at this point.

After all, what's of primary importance...your education, or whatever it was that caused you to be waking up at 5:00 PM when you have a test in the morning?
 
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RocketSurgery said:
What would you do? I don't think sleep is a viable option at this point except maybe a nap. I know I have to fix my sleep schedule but right now I'm worried about the current situation. Sorry if this isn't the right place for this type of question.

Why did you wake up at 5PM? Please do not try to play us for fools. Do you work swing shift full time and go to school?
 
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Alot of students tend to develop better study habits after retaking the courses once or twice.
 
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Had 5 5hr energies and other things. I aced the test. Nevermind.
 
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berkeman said:
Why did you wake up at 5PM? Please do not try to play us for fools. Do you work swing shift full time and go to school?

No. I stopped sleeping sunday night's and tuesday night's to get ahead in hw.
 
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Sorry I didn't respond yesterday guys. I totally forgot I made a thread. I did well on the test and didn't fall asleep until 5 am... I think I went overboard with the caffeine. XD
 
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RocketSurgery said:
Had 5 5hr energies and other things. I aced the test. Nevermind.

I was going to recommend them :biggrin: There are 7hr too but they go for only like 1 hr for me.

Last term a day before my last final exam, I decided to pull an all nighter for fun along with few other people. But I never had to for the whole term.
 

1. How can I effectively study for a test when I woke up so late?

First, prioritize the material that needs to be studied and focus on the most important concepts. Use active studying techniques such as creating flashcards or summarizing notes. Also, try to get some rest before the test to allow your brain to retain the information.

2. Is it better to cram or study in smaller chunks of time?

It is better to study in smaller chunks of time rather than cramming. Cramming can lead to information overload and make it harder to retain information. Studying in smaller chunks over a longer period of time allows for better understanding and retention of the material.

3. Should I review all of my notes or just focus on key points?

It is important to review all of your notes, but you should also focus on key points. Reviewing all of your notes can help refresh your memory and ensure that you have covered all of the material. However, focusing on key points can help you be more efficient with your studying time.

4. How can I stay awake and focused during the test?

Make sure to get enough sleep the night before the test. During the test, take breaks if needed and drink water to stay hydrated. Also, try to eat a healthy breakfast and avoid sugary snacks that can lead to a crash.

5. Should I study with a group or by myself?

This depends on your personal learning style. Some people find it helpful to study with a group and discuss the material, while others prefer to study alone. If you do study with a group, make sure to stay on task and avoid distractions.

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