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bujo-rd · 3 years

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2021.06.12

Been heavily absent woops but today is a big rest day to catch up on tv, reading, studies, laundry, journal and myself

#bujolife #bujo #bullet journal #my bujo #studyblr #bujo ideas #bujo inspo #bujoaddict #bujoinspo #bujo spread #bujolove #bujoblr #bujo rd #bujo ie #bujobeats #bujojunkies

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bujowsofie · 4 years

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14.03.20

i painted the stuff on this page and i think it looks really nice and calm.

stay safe y’all :=)

- sofie

#bujo #bullet journal #painting #aesthetic #ocean #waves #weekly spread #mine #sofiesbujo #bujo ie #look here cherry #academiix #heyaly #thesmartstudies #heyrosiebee #soymilkstudie #stillstudies #itshannyb #heypat

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actuarystudies · 5 years

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03.01.2019 | day 3 of 100 days of productivity

This is my favorite spread of all time! If you didn’t know, I’m a big PSG fan, so I’m so happy hat I got to do this 🥰. Today I went to class, and did homework on my breaks, so I feel rather good about it all.

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filmmakign · 5 years

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✨ photo tag game ! ✨

edit: this is my second time reuploading this because 1. the images were stacked instead of neatly in a row and 2. it ended up not tagging anyone :(

this tag game is started by the one and lovely @bujo-ie, and it’s purpose is to get to know each other and make new friends! a person’s phone can say a lot about them, so i think it’s an interesting way to get to know others. :)

i’m tagging some new mutuals! @graystudie @jungcinema @medusa-studies @peachcomets @emilysnonsense @claudie-f

lockscreen: my lockscreen is made by @emmastudies and i’ve been using her wallpapers for a good three years now! they’re pretty and cute, and they also offer me a quick glance at a calendar, which is necessary since i major in film production and need to do have a quick glance at dates.

home screen: this is a shot from hayao miyazaki’s ponyo! it’s one of my all time favorite films, and it has fit my summer perfectly so far. i’ll be a little sad to see it go as i pick a new wallpaper for the fall. also, you’ll notice that none of my apps have any notifications (including my emails, texts, reminders, or other apps, even if they’re not pictured) because i hate the clutter of notifications haha

last song i listened to: i’ve been listening to 3 nights by dominic fike a lot lately! it’s an easy song to listen to, and it’s exactly the type of song you’d listen to on a tropical beach under a hut with a beer in your hand :)

#studyblr #tag game #bujo ie #emmastudies

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andotherstudies · 5 years

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passion planner spread for feb 10-16! 📝💛

my secret for a low stress but very busy semester is a passion planner! (or any planner at all) once you master the skill of planning & time management, no amount of work can phase you.

would you like a plan with me post?

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kaikaistudies · 5 years

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「march spread」

I’m really happy with these month’s colors!!

I’m also trying to start a more simplistic spread so it will be easier to maintain than some of my other monthly spreads. Hopefully it works out

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undercoverbotanist · 5 years

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undercoverbotanist’s school tips

1) Keep a small journal for essay notes, scheduling, any ranting you need to do that you can’t say out loud, etc. (I bought a Leuchtturm 1917 to use as a bullet journal, but it’s become my catch-all for things like essay skeletons and random calc homework)

2) For the love of God, go to office hours. Your professors (for the most part) actually care about how you do in their class and want you to have a good understanding of the material they teach. Going to office hours has quite literally saved my calculus grade. (it may even buy you brownie points at the end of the semester)

3) Participate!! (and go to class in the first place.) Participation points are freebies and can boost your grade faster than anything else, and chances are, if you’re actively discussing and asking questions about the material, you will gain a better understanding of it than you would gain sitting in the back on your phone.

4) Practice problems! (and practice essays, short answer questions, etc.) Doing practice problems and increasing the amount you actually spend applying what you’ve learned in your lecture makes you more likely to do well on exams.

5) Make a set of master-notes for every exam, every time. My chemistry professors give us notes in a fill-in-the-blank format - one handout for each lecture. We also have a problem session and lab component of the class, which cover separate content from the lectures. Having a set of notes that is a compilation of all of the content covered in the separate components of the class makes it much easier to study for exams.

6) Use google calendar to time-block. Y’all, this has changed my academic life. I put absolutely everything in google calendar - going to my dorm to grab stuff for my next class, meals, doing homework, sorority events, everything. I use the google calendar app on my phone so I get an alert 10 minutes before my next event, as it helps keep me accountable for the tasks I have set myself.

7) Perhaps most importantly, take care of yourself. You cannot do well academically if you are not at your best. Take a mental health day if you need it, go to counseling, go to your school’s health center if you feel sick. Take care of yourself so you can be and perform your best.

@bujo-ie

#school #study motivation #student #studyspo #college #uni #study tips #text post #lookjoie #bujo ie

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sionnaichstudy · 6 years

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getting started on grade 11 applied math before the semester starts!

#studyblr #studyspo #study notes #new studyblr #einstetic #sustainablestudies #kickassstudies #thilstudies #itshannyb #bujo ie #studywsofie #stuhhhdy #orangeblossomstudies #studyin dancin #plants #ivy #mine

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cardiganstudies · 5 years

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my bujo spread last week 🐝🍃

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steverogersstudies-blog · 6 years

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hi y’all! school hasn’t started for me yet, but i met with my life coach today and started planning for the future, so here’s an example of my messy ass notes lmao. taken on my ipad with the apple pencil (i love both dearly). also, yes, that’s been a reminder since the 26th and i still haven’t gotten any textbooks. oops???

follow my studygram (i love the option to type in color)

#my post #studyblr #lookherecherry #athenastudying #astralistudies #artofstudyblr #aristotlestudy #apheleiastudies #aoademic #annabaestudying #andistudiess #bujo ie #catstudies #creatingnotes #constelltions #cyclicstudies #heyastreaea #julienisstudying #lunetudes

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jordans-studyblr · 6 years

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✨12/100 days of productivity! 2.20.18✨ i’ve started to study for my midterm which is at the end of the week, but it’s not too dense, so i should be fine! Gotta love this Women and Technology class!

#studyblr #myposts #jordansstudyblr #100 days of productivity #study inspo #study inspiration #study motivation #study #pretty notes #aesthetic notes #emmastudies #studylustre #thismessydesk #theprocrasinationwar #bujo ie #studyquill #collegeblr #langblr #womens studies

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bujo-rd · 3 years

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how could I live in korea and not fall for the sticker bujo aesthetic?

#personal #bujo #bujolife #bullet journal #my bujo #studyblr #bujo ideas #bujo inspo #bujobeats #bujo ie #bujoweeklyspread #bujo weekly #bujo goals

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bujowsofie · 4 years

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26.12.19

A very minimalistic spread, but I like the cat stickers!

Happy holidays to everyone, I hope y'all get some time to relax before the next year begins !!

- Sofie

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actuarystudies · 6 years

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Since I’m going into my third year, I’ve learnt a lot about studying, university, and anything to go with it. Here are some tips I’ve learned along the way.

BOOKS

Don’t buy your books from the bookstore (unless you need the online code to go with the textbook). Some professors are totally cool with old editions, if that’s the case, try buying that because it saves a lot of money. Make sure that if you need the textbook code (some profs have online assignments through the textbooks software), you buy it. Best places to buy books are through Amazon, your cities buy & sell, and some universities have things like a Facebook group for textbook buy and sell! A lot of my friends and I will share books if they’ve already been in a class.

Don’t buy your textbooks before the first class. Sometimes what the university’s website says is “mandatory” is not. The first class, the teacher usually addresses this.

Check out your university library. If you want a head start, take the book out from them.

STUDYING

Switch up your location. School is much more independent now, so you’ll be studying more than in high school. Changing locations helps make studying a bit more fun. I love studying at the university libraries now.

Calculate the amount studied, per class, per day. I almost always need my laptop while studying, so I have a stopwatch open and an excel doc where I keep this saved. This way I keep track of which classes I give more attention to, and how much I’ve studied before a quiz/test/exam. It also helped me find out the maximum time I can study in a day.

Plan out how each week will usually look like. This includes how much time you’ll be in which class, when you’ll be at work, commuting times (if you don’t live on campus), and when you plan to study. Usually I plan to study 1-3 hours in the evening (not including breaks) on days I have classes, but if I don’t have class, then I expect a good 4-5.5 hours of studying.

Finding your note taking method. The first month I would come home and re-copy all my notes, but that took up way too much of my time. I suggest before school starts, try a few possible methods out. Some people just come in with a notebook and copy, I prefer printing the slides and adding additional notes if needed, but some like to do this on a tablet or a computer. Whatever you choose is up to you.

Study even if the course load seems low. Even if the first month of school seems “chill” and like there’s nothing to do, go out and study! Do *not* fall in the trap that so many students fall into. After the first class, plan the semester. Get ahead, because it’s easy to fall behind.

ORGANIZATION & HELPFUL RESOURCES

Keep some type of planner. I know bullet journals are loved on here, but they may not be for everyone. Keeping a planner helps me what I have to study that day, but also for the week and the month.

Have a list of all assignments, quizzes, exams, or anything you’ll be tested on throughout the semester. The profs job isn’t to remind you when there’s a test. But having a compiled list of everything that’s “due” for you that term *really* helps you out.

Websites & apps that should become your bestie. For writing, use a combination of the Hemingway app, and Grammarly. For decluttering, or sharing information, use CamScanner, Google Drive/Dropbox to hold all the papers you might need once the semester is over. After each semester, try moving all the files, assignments, and papers onto a Dropbox to avoid clutter and not crowd your laptop. Chances you won’t need the papers are high, but in some cases it’s handy.

Don’t ever be scared of office hours. It’s your prof’s time to help you. If you can’t make the time, email them your question or ask to meet with them at another time. This is a super helpful opportunity!

FIRST FEW DAYS

Tour the campus & get your student card while your at it. Before school starts, I suggest you go by yourself and “tour” the campus. Find out where all your classes and how to get to them. Also find out where some of the libraries are near your classes if you want to get some studying in for a break. Try getting your student card before school starts if you can.

Read over the syllabus beforehand. Ask the teacher any questions on the first day if needed. Also plan your semester as soon as you get this.

Meet someone in each of your classes. People for the most part are really nice! Get their phone number too so you can text them if your late or miss a class.

Set up your school email (& any other resources to communicate with your professors) and test it. This is super handy, and you'll need to use it all semester anyways.

WHAT TO BUY

A laptop & a backpack.

Have a pencil case, fill it with: an eraser, 2 pencils(& lead if they’re mechanical), 2 pens, and correction tape. You’ll need this for exams so even if you’re going electronic, you gotta have this.

Having an agenda and some notebooks are always handy. Even though I keep a bullet journal, it’s easier for me to leave that at home some days and use a planner.

WELLBEING

Self-care. Have a little note to self of some self care things. Do one thing whenever your stressed and need it.

Keep active. The freshmen 15 is real! It’s much easier not gaining weight than trying to loose it later. Being in university is sedentary, so try making fitness something you do at least 2-3 times a week. More often than not universities will have a gym membership included in your tuition. But other low cost options include running, cycling, at home workouts, yoga, etc.

Make sure you have adequate sleep. 8 hours isn’t always possible, but you need 6 hours to function properly. I found my best school results happened when I went to bed at 9:30pm and woke up at 5:30am.

Try making your food as much as possible. Even if it’s just a sandwich. Buying takeout is expensive and unhealthy. Easy options for meals include: smoothie & smoothie bowls, oatmeal, Buddha bowls, sandwiches/wraps, pasta, etc.

I try making meditation a habit. I love the app Insight Timer (its free), but I know others like Calm, and Headspace as well. There’s also a ton on YouTube. Sleep meditations can help you get to sleep a little earlier too.

Try being on technology less. I know it’s tempting, but you’ll be on it a lot for school, your brain needs a bit of a break.

I hope this helped! Good luck at your first year, and if you need anything, send me an ask or message me. ✨

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elevenelevenstudies · 6 years

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18/02/25 .8.24pm .sunday

Hi! That’s my “january expenses” page featuring one of my favorite theatre play: Antigone by Jean Anouilh. I’ll make a post about it this week ♡

With love, Inès.

#stydyblr#study#student#bulletjournal#bujo#bujoinspire#bujo inspo#bujosetup#bujo spread#bujo aesthetic#bujoart#typo#typography#university#artofstudyblr#journalsanctuary#study motivation#elevenelevenstudies

#studyblr #study #student #bulletjournal #bujolove #bujoinspire #bujoideas #bujo inspo #bujo spread #bujo aesthetic #bujoart #typo #typography #artofstudyblr #journalsanctuary #study motivation #elevenelevenstudies #studylustre #bujo ie

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lillysleepilystudying · 4 years

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9.8.20 { click for hq }

the other day it snowed where I live for the first time in 40 years! honestly one of the most magical moments of my life, at recess at school everyone went outside and had snowfights, on the bus ride to school I saw a snowman on the side of the road and I almost cried because everything was so beautiful :’D

currently listening: blood bank - bon iver

#you bet i was listening to bon iver the whole day because it fit The Vibe #it was also pyjama day at school so everyone was wearing comfy clothes for the day #it was so good #stillstudies #intellectys #moonshinestudies #thestudycee #bujo-ie #decaffs #studyblr #notes #aesthetic #snow #studyspo

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