Posted by Charlotte D in History of Art on May 23, 2017
I didn’t think this would actually be my first post, but in light of recent events, I thought it was time to spread some positivity. I’m sure most of you are aware of the terrible attack that occurred in Manchester; my thoughts go out to anyone who has been impacted. Yet among everything, what struck […]
Posted in Exams, Friends, News, Revision | Tagged exam stress, Exams, Family, Friends, Kindness, stress, student blogs |
Posted by Katie in History of Art on June 7, 2016
So that’s it! A few days ago I sat my last ever exam of my undergraduate degree. Admittedly it wasn’t the best exam I’ve ever done, but I’m trying not to dwell on that. I’ve been writing essays/studying since the start of the Easter break so it’s really nice to be able to relax and enjoy the […]
Posted in Exams, Future, Uncategorized | Tagged Exams, leicester, student, student blogs, university, university of leicester, UoL
Posted by Katie in History of Art on May 13, 2016
I’ve just submitted three essays and had my first exam this morning. It’s crazy to think that there’s just a few more weeks left of exams and then graduation in July. It’s a busy period for us all at the moment, so my apologies if this blog post is a bit brief! It’s easy to get stressed […]
Posted in Health, Stress | Tagged de-stress, Exams, leicester, stress, students union, SU, university, university of leicester, UoL
Posted by Katie in History of Art on January 11, 2016
Exam season is just about upon us. I’ve been having a lot of late nights and spending loads of time in the library recently. I’m not looking forward to the next two weeks when things start to get more intense. I managed to finish writing my essays but exams are a much more daunting prospect to […]
Posted in Exams, Stress, Studying, Uncategorized | Tagged Exams, leicester, stress, student blogs, university, university of leicester, UoL
Posted by Katie in History of Art on December 19, 2015
It’s six days until December 25th, and the Christmas break is well and truly under way. I must say however I’m not sure “break” is the best word to describe these few weeks away from university, because I’ve barely stopped studying. The January exam timetable was just recently published and I’m feeling quite overwhelmed by […]
Posted in Essay, Exams, Revision, Stress, Studying, Uncategorized | Tagged cognitive load, cognitive overload, essay, Exams, leicester, revision, student blogs, studying, university, university of leicester, UoL
Posted by Charlotte in History of Art on June 8, 2013
Oh wow! The troublesome time of exams is finally over, after a trying and tearful three weeks, The first year History of Art students emerged into the glorious summer sun and celebrated the way we always do: with fruity drinks and Japanese food. But I’m sure you’ve had it up to the back teeth […]
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged comedy, comedy gig, Exams, history of art, HoA, leicester, leicester ymca, richard herring, student, the y theatre, things to do in leicester, university of leicester, UoL
Posted by Charlotte in History of Art on May 17, 2013
May and June mark are a very odd time of year for university students. Final hand ins have been completed, summer is so close you can almost taste it, yet the final boss fight is just around the corner. Exams. I imagine a lot of you are sitting your final exams at your sixth form […]
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged art history, exam prep, exam stress, exam tips, Exams, history of art, HoA, leicester, student, students union, study, university of leicester, UoL
Posted by Charlotte in History of Art on January 21, 2013
As the snow drifts down over Leicester for the fourth day running, along with an avalanche (see what I did there) of grumbling and rubbish iphone snaps of snowy gardens, the History of Art students are celebrating the end of January exam week. Or are they? As someone who’s exam panic sets in as soon […]
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged acceptance exercises, exam stress, Exams, history of art, leicester, positive self care, snow, university of leicester, UoL |
Recent Comments