Posted by Becky in Economics on March 20, 2017
It’s a weird feeling to be in my second term of third year, and feeling completely on top of my work. This should arguably be my most stressful ever term at university; with deadlines, exams, my dissertation, and extracurriculars, but I actually feel really in control of all my work at the moment. However, […]
Posted in Future, Reseach, Revision, Work | Tagged final year, further study, planning
Posted by Becky in Economics on February 1, 2017
In my last blog post I talked about all of the ways you can use your student status to save some money here and there, but why is this? The theory behind student discounts (or any kind of of discounts for that matter) is a pretty simple one as far as economic theory goes. […]
Posted in Money | Tagged economics
Posted by Becky in Economics on January 23, 2017
Being a student normally means your disposable income is quite low and with Christmas just gone, and the student loan starting to disappear only moments after it drops into your bank account because of January rent, saving some extra pennies here and there can really help. So, to help you out a bit […]
Posted in Money | Tagged helpful tips, Students Union, tips |
Posted by Becky in Economics on January 17, 2017
As another January exam season comes to a close, I feel like it’s important to address an issue that is sometimes neglected, and that is ‘dealing with disappointment’. One of the absolute worst feelings in the world is coming out of exam that you were hoping/expecting or needed to go well, and feeling like […]
Posted in Exams, Stress, Studying, Work | Tagged economics, final year, revision
Posted by Becky in Economics on December 10, 2016
As first term comes to a much anticipated end, there is only one thought it my mind; CHRISTMAS! My Christmas isn’t going to be the most exciting since I have four exams to revise for over the next four weeks, but nonetheless I am so excited to get a well deserved break from […]
Posted in Revision, Studying | Tagged Christmas, Exams, final year, library, revision, studying
Posted by Becky in Economics on December 1, 2016
As the temperature starts to drop and the sound of sniffling in lectures begins to rise, only one quote can come to mind; Winter is ComingĀ (all credit to Jon Snow). With winter comes two very important and stressful things for the average university student: The inevitable cold that comes every year, to every […]
Posted in Health, Stress, Studying | Tagged helpful tips, library
Posted by Becky in Economics on November 20, 2016
This past weekend, I set aside a few hours to seriously look into and apply to graduate schemes and jobs. This is a task that has been on my list for quite some time now, and I have been successfully procrastinating starting it for the entirety of third year. However, I figured since most […]
Posted in Employment, Graduation, Placement, Work | Tagged final year, graduates, helpful tips, summer internship, tips
Posted by Becky in Economics on November 11, 2016
As an Economics student, I am often asked ‘as an Economist, what do you think about..?’. This question feels me with dread because, even though I’ve studied Economics for the past 5 three years, I still feel like I have no idea what I’m talking about when it comes to discussing current affairs from […]
Posted in news | Tagged economics, final year |
Posted by Becky in Economics on October 20, 2016
The work/sleep/social life triangle is a common picture spread through social media. The main idea is that you can easily balance two out of three of the components, but balancing all three is near impossible. However, at university, it’s pretty much vital to make time for all three. WORK: Prioritising work is obviously […]
Posted in Health, Money, Stress | Tagged further study, health, Leicester, sleep, social life, Students Union, work
Posted by Becky in Economics on October 5, 2016
In my second year of uni I became a bit of a hermit at the David Wilson Library (or ‘libs’ as it will be called from now on). I was in there every week day and most weekends, 9am-5pm and then 7pm to 1am. It was undoubtedly hardwork, but since I am now going […]
Posted in Revision, Studying | Tagged David Wilson, final year, helpful tips, library, revision
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