Day in the Life of a (stressed) College Student
Hey guys! Here’s what a day in my life looks like. This one on my free-ish days.
- 8-9:00 am; I usually wake up at 7:40, but I woke up at 8 because I studied till 1 am the day before. I just lazied around for like 30 minutes then I had my breakfast.
- 9-11:00; I got ready for the day. I usually take my time, but I was tired so it took longer than usual. My skin care is pretty simple since I have sensitive skin so I only focus on hydration and UV protection. My scent of the day was vanilla-floral. I have a perfume oil roller because I absolutely enjoy the smell!
- 11-12:00pm; I live about 30 mins from campus by car, but I usually take the train because parking is expensive and students have discounted pass. The actual train ride is about 15 mins but I account for my drive to the station, my bus ride to the campus, and the wait times in between because it’s easy to miss.
- 12-2:00pm; Today I had only one lecture. It was a bit boring but I powered through 😭. Taking notes help me stay awake.
- 2-3:00pm; Since I ate pretty early in the day, I got hungry but I didn’t pack lunch so I decided to go back home.
- 3-8:00pm; Basically when I got home, I got a small snack, did some admin work for my campus org, sent some other emails. Then I took a 3 hour nap because I had like 7 hours of sleep so my body was tired then I had dinner.
8-1:00am; I made myself some coffee and immediately started studying because I have a big test coming up and failing is NOT an option. I did a lot of practice questions from the old homework’s(that would align with the exam setup). I time myself for 30 minutes per questions, because that’s the average amount of time we would have during the exam. I took 5-10 mins break between some of them just to keep my self awake.
That’s how my day went. See ya!
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For many college students, managing daily stress is an integral part of their academic journey. The pressures of studying for midterms while balancing coursework can be overwhelming. This particular student shares insights into their daily schedule, revealing how they deal with fatigue and the importance of self-care. Morning routines often serve as a foundation for productivity; they highlight the significance of a healthy breakfast and skincare rituals tailored for sensitive skin. Understanding public transportation contributes to effective time management, as commuting can be a source of stress in college life. During lectures, active note-taking becomes crucial to maintain engagement, particularly for those classes that might not captivate attention but are still vital for academic success. Furthermore, the need to prepare for tests informs study habits like timed practice questions and scheduled breaks to sustain focus and energy levels. Incorporating small snacks and structured napping can help students recharge throughout their day, promoting better health and well-being. As the evening unfolds, the commitment to academic achievement persists, showcasing the determination of today’s college students. Discussions on mental health and wellness have increasingly become important; thus, sharing experiences like these sheds light on daily struggles and techniques for coping effectively, fostering a supportive community among students.
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