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When do you find it easiest to study for tests?

I always find it hard to fit studying into my schedule. I always seem to think to do it at the most inopportune time. #help #newatthestudentthing

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Rachel’s Answer

What helped me most was planning for it ahead of time, not so much studying at a particular time of day. During school I kept calendar and a to-do list with all my assignments, including studying for exams/quizzes etc. If you plan for it and commit to your plan it's easier to stay on top of it and easier to avoid leaving it until the last minute. You know yourself best, so be sure you're allowing yourself enough time to learn and review the material while studying when you're making your plan.

Personally, I usually started studying every day for a few hours about a week leading up to important exams (shorter amount of days for smaller quizzes and things). I found it was better to study a few hours over a few days than to cram for a lot of hours the night before or something. I always broke up my study time so that it was usually less than an hour at a time as well so I wouldn't get fatigued.
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Emily’s Answer

During my time at college I found that studying was easiest early in the morning. Since the majority of people in college stay up late they are usually asleep early in the morning which will allow you to study without any interruptions. It is also important to base studying time on whether or not you are an early bird/late bird and what time your classes are held. Best of luck!
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Jeremain’s Answer

I find the best time to study is at night after you have completed all your task for the day. That way you won’t have anything on your mind.
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