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I'm trying to implement a study plan for the upcoming school term. Currently I have study time, for three classes (totaling 12 credit hrs), slotted from Tuesday through Friday for three hours of studying each day. Alternating between classes each day (i.e. on Tuesday this class and on Wednesday another class). With Friday being an exception, because of my class schedule. Where I study for each class in three hour periods, with one to two hour gaps in-between. Currently leaving Mondays and weekends study free.
Understanding material isn't something I have problems with. I have test anxiety, which makes my test scores very inconsistent. I'm generally confident going into the tests, but once the anxiety kicks in I'll start second guessing just about every answers. I'm currently debating whether or not to add physics as a second major or leaving it as one of my minors. If I do decide to major in physics then I'd want to progress on to a Masters and possible a PhD.
Does anyone have any tips to help better manage this? Am I overcompensating with my current study plan or should I add something on one of the free days?
Understanding material isn't something I have problems with. I have test anxiety, which makes my test scores very inconsistent. I'm generally confident going into the tests, but once the anxiety kicks in I'll start second guessing just about every answers. I'm currently debating whether or not to add physics as a second major or leaving it as one of my minors. If I do decide to major in physics then I'd want to progress on to a Masters and possible a PhD.
Does anyone have any tips to help better manage this? Am I overcompensating with my current study plan or should I add something on one of the free days?