Posted by Becky in Economics on May 6, 2017
As exam season makes its way back round, the David Wilson Library is getting more and more packed by the day. I love studying in the library as I feel it’s where I’m most productive and achieve the best revision. However, when it starts to get to the point where you have to […]
Posted in Exams, Studying | Tagged economics, further study, helpful tips, Leicester, library, revision, Students Union |
Posted by Becky in Economics on May 1, 2017
Today, the first of may 2017, I submitted my last ever piece of coursework at the University of Leicester. This may seem like a small victory to most, or maybe not a victory at all, but for me, it’s a big one. Finishing university, as I will be in the next month, is a […]
Posted in Exams, Studying | Tagged economics, final year, library
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 Larona in Economics on January 31, 2016
I think we can all agree that the past couple of weeks have been quite hectic. From the winter break, to Christmas, to exam preparations and finally writing the actual examinations. And before we knew it, semester two was upon us. As a final year student, the second semester is basically my last lap. The […]
Posted in Dissertation, Exams, Graduation, Revision, Studying | Tagged final year, new semester, project
Posted by Larona in Economics on December 15, 2015
Yes the countdown has begun. Almost everyone around you is super excited about going home and seeing their family and their loved ones. This is the time to get away from university and all its pressures and stress and just unwind far, far away from it all. But alas, due to uncontrollable circumstances you won’t […]
Posted in Exams, Friends, Holiday, Leisure, Stress, Studying, Uncategorized | Tagged Christmas, planning, travel, winter break
Posted by Alisa L in Economics on February 22, 2014
This afternoon around 3pm, the MyStudentRecord, the only website that contains student personalised timetable and exam results crashed. No one, even the staffs could log in. This happened right after the announcement that the last semester’s exam results were out and everyone tried to log in at the same time. First time during my 3 […]
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Posted by Alisa L in Economics on February 14, 2014
Third year students are in panic. Yes, that’s actually a very painful fact! We spent 2.5 years of our university life just knowing courseworks and exams, and now the final 0.5 year is spent on the longest exam ever – DISSERTATION or for the BSc people ECONOMETRICS PROJECT! So in an attempt to help you […]
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Posted by Alisa L in Economics on January 7, 2014
Don’t freak out! (If you are) . Exams can be scary and stressful but i guess if we know how to, we can certainly deal with them lightly! So here are some exam tips i found online and combined them. 1, Triage your courses. A major mistake—that you should avoid—is planning to spend equal time […]
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Posted by Pantelis in Economics on May 27, 2013
Hello! So, exams period is back! Although it’s a bit annoying having to go through it twice a year it also has its benefits especially for the not so organized students. The majority of students is not that prepared for the exams and a walk around the library in May definitely reveals this. This brings […]
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