#StudyGrind

[indigomistudies]

snow, monster and productive 3 ams

what more could a girl need? ❄️

[the-real-wholesome-bitch]

March 28, 2023

Morning linear algebra with Earl grey…

*~work hard and work smart~*

[premedscriber]

📢 Demystifying the Med School Application Process 🩺 ✨ Your guide to navigating each step with confidence! ✨

Applying to medical school can feel overwhelming, but breaking it down into clear steps makes the journey smoother. Here’s how you can set yourself up for success! 👇

🔹 1. Start Early ⏳ – Research schools, prerequisites, and application deadlines at least a year in advance.

🔹 2. Crush the MCAT 🎯 – Give yourself 3–6 months of dedicated prep time. Take full-length practice tests and identify weak areas early.

🔹 3. Perfect Your Personal Statement ✍️ – Highlight your passion for medicine with compelling stories that show resilience, empathy, and commitment.

🔹 4. Get Strong Letters of Recommendation 📩 – Build relationships with professors, physicians, and mentors who can write personalized, glowing endorsements.

🔹 5. Gain Clinical & Research Experience 🏥 – Shadow doctors, volunteer in healthcare settings, and get involved in research to strengthen your application.

🔹 6. Master the AMCAS Application 📑 – Be meticulous with your coursework, extracurriculars, and meaningful experiences. Triple-check for errors!

🔹 7. Nail the Interviews 🎙️ – Practice answering ethical dilemmas, personal motivation questions, and MMI scenarios to showcase your problem-solving and communication skills.

🔹 8. Stay Resilient 💪 – Rejections happen, but persistence is key. Seek feedback, improve your application, and try again if needed!

🚀 Med school is within your reach—prepare, plan, and trust the process! 🚀

Tag a friend who’s applying! 💬👇

[originalwingedstrawberry]

4/16/23

Girl I am not as stressed out as I should be. I need to feel more anxious and scared about this but I just can't. I’m stuck, I’m lost, I’m unconfident, I’m augh.

I really want to do well and I NEED to do well. This year hasn't been the best for me academically and my grades are just 📉. I need someone to like genuinely yell at me to get my shit together. Or just help me or something. What do I do

I am manifesting a 5 on my AP Lang, AP Psych, and AP Bio.

I am manifesting a 5 on my AP Lang, AP Psych, and AP Bio.

I am manifesting a 5 on my AP Lang, AP Psych, and AP Bio.

I am manifesting a 5 on my AP Lang, AP Psych, and AP Bio.

I am manifesting a 5 on my AP Lang, AP Psych, and AP Bio.

[babygirldani]

Manifesting consistency, growth, and faith for 2025 ✨💪 This year is all about pushing boundaries, staying grounded, and letting God guide my journey. Whether it’s in the gym, hitting the books, or building a stronger mindset, I’m ready to turn my dreams into reality! 🙏💖 Let’s keep evolving together. For more inspo and daily motivation, follow my Pinterest: @reawnnab 🌸 #2025VisionBoard #GrowthJourney #FaithAndFitness #SparkYourDreams #GoalGetter #SelfLove #MindBodySoul #DreamChaser #GrindAndShine #InspoDaily #Manifestation #ConsistencyIsKey #GlowUp #PinterestVibes #SelfMadeGodMade #LevelUp2025 #GodsPlan #StudyGrind #FutureFocused”

[earneasy24com]

Unlock your path to success with these essential tips! Stay focused, stay disciplined, and achieve your goals. Your hard work pays off. Let’s do this! 🚀

studyhard #successmindset #goalgetter #studentsuccess #examprep #learningjourney #staymotivated #educationfirst #achieveyourgoals #studygrind #stayfocused #dreambig #positivevibes #studyplan #motivatedmindset

[unistrugglin]

Throwback to first weeks of uni and reading about the ancient philosophy in the library. 2nd throwback to trip to Budapest a few weeks ago. Feeling so grateful today ✨

[mitigatedchaos]

"Poor people in America are those who just don't studygrind hard enough, and if they studygrinded harder, then they wouldn't be poor," was a position of Bush-era Republicans.

This line of thinking was used against poor Americans of all races during the outsourcing battle at the time, along with, "We're just sending them the bad jobs. All the good jobs will stay here in America." (Why can't China advance up the chain of development like Japan? I never heard their argument for that. I was a kid, so maybe the argument was made explicitly somewhere and I just didn't see it.)

At the time, immigration restrictionism was politically acceptable in the Democratic party, so someone may have been a Bush-era Democrat and voted for Democrats in the hope that immigration restrictionism would provide additional labor market negotiating power for historically-disadvantaged minority groups (in America), helping them to develop marketable skills and build wealth intergenerationally.

This could easily have been based on a "self-perpetuating cycles of poverty" model. The view that poverty causes crime is not incompatible with policing. If poverty causes crime (due to desperation), but crime also causes poverty (due to both destruction and reduced investment), then an aggressive policing program in a high-crime area may interrupt the intergenerational transmission of poverty in the area by reducing expected losses and increasing expected gains, incentivizing not only business investment but self-investment.

Suppose that someone favors restricting access to the US labor market as a means to rebalance negotiating leverage between corporations and employees, as opposed to the use of explicit demographic carve-outs. Suppose that they believe that the expectation of public order should be available to Americans of just about all incomes.

Who do they vote for in 2024? Does this impact the election? How about personnel?

Our culture is decaying. Because we don’t value Steve Urkel.

[briteenystudy]

studied in our grad school’s library today for a few hours :) | cell bio notes | how’s your week going?

[shestxdies]

5 study tips I live by  ✨

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1. use the pomodoro technique - studying for hours on end is putting yourself on the road to burnout. take 45 or 50 minutes (or even shorter) and spend that time soley dedicated to work and then take a 10-15 min break - go talk to your friends/family, get a study snack, get outside for some fresh air

2. spaced repetition - going over a topic (even if it is briefly) mutliple times in anticipation for an exam or test will make it easier for your brain to retrieve and store content

3. handwrite notes - you are more likely to remember content if you physically write it out; even better, try and explain concepts in your own words instead of passively copying out a textbook or lecture 

4. explore different resources - try and find videos, studies, podcasts about the topic you are learning about. get different people to explain the same concept; this helps to solidify concepts and allows me to stop relying on my lecturers to explain a concept in a way I understand

5. practice papers - a great way to practice retrieving and applying knowledge is to do questions. this allows you to test your active recall and is far more effective than rewriting notes or skiming through the textbook

click here for more study tips like this!

[butterdays]

🖥 👩‍💻 📖

[alejandrosdesk]

03.28.2022 - monday

Attempting to get back into the rhythm of monday afternoons. Featuring our research chapter two— Review of Related Literature, powered by a heavy cream latte and buttercream sans rival for the lactose intolerant.

[the-real-wholesome-bitch]

March 23, 2023

Study wallpapers, I use them all…

[premedscriber]

📚 Master the Art of Staying Motivated! 🚀

🔬 Struggling to stay focused during marathon study sessions? These practical tips will keep you energized and on track!

✅ Set Clear Goals 🎯 – Break down your study sessions into smaller, achievable milestones. ✅ Use the Pomodoro Technique ⏳ – Study for 25-50 minutes, then take a 5-10 min break to stay fresh. ✅ Find Your Ideal Study Environment 📖 – A clutter-free, quiet space boosts concentration. ✅ Stay Active 🏃‍♂️ – Short walks or stretching between sessions can improve focus. ✅ Fuel Your Brain 🥑 – Eat healthy snacks and stay hydrated to maintain energy. ✅ Stay Accountable 📆 – Use a study planner or team up with a study buddy for motivation. ✅ Visualize Success 🏅 – Keep your long-term goals in mind to stay driven.

💪 You got this! Keep pushing forward!

🔽 Drop a 🔥 in the comments if you're ready to stay motivated!

[wannabeallrounderonli]

17 days left

studied physics all day, not able to keep up with the schedule but still managing. Got a test tomorrow and i don't think I'm completely prepared but let's see. These pencils w/ erasers and aam panna really be reminding me of good old days. I wish they taught physics the way this book does. I've never enjoyed reading studying material as much I'm doing these days. Good luck to you if you're preparing for some upcoming test. Okbyeee

Ps. I just crossed more than 150 followers and i don't believe it but thankssss

quote: Don't criticize what you don't understand. ~Bob Dylan

[indigomistudies]

The interview was interesting… don’t think I’m getting the position, but I wasn’t very serious about it in the first place. Plan for the weekend is to get some homework done and prep for another week in lab!

ft some pstat notes ☂️