Posted: 21 May 2010 at 02:04 | IP Logged
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Thanks for the support bullandre...One thing I really enjoy about this forum is the fact that everyone here seems to be genuinely supportive of one another!
I agree with you in the fact that it is very difficult to study for more than a few hours at a time. I will typically only study for 2 or so hours in a sitting with multiple sittings a day. In the mornings I can normally squeeze in 2-3 hours and the same with the evening. The difference is whether or not I work during the day.
What are you using to study? Becker's structure makes it much easier for me to sit down and grind out problems/watch lectures. I will set a goal typically for each day, and even more detailed, each study slot.
With all of that being said, I also think it is extremely important to GET OUT from time to time. After about three hours of studying I find myself staring at the wall instead of the book. I've gotten pretty good at self-diagnosis on my study ability! On days where I have had the most success studying (8 or so hours) I tend to study for a few hours, go on an hour or so bike ride, study for a few more hours, go eat dinner with friends/family, get a huge cup of coffe and come home to study for a few more hours!
__________________ - Becker 2010 Self-Study -
REG - 5/26/2010:(90 hours)PASS
AUD - 7/1/2010:(86 hours)PASS
BEC - 7/22/2010:(72 hours)PASS
FAR - 8/31/2010 (56 hours)PASS
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