OMG! The exam in your least favorite subject is coming up and you just can't imagine passing it. Everything is pointless! Maybe you should drop out of college...??
Don't worry, rescue is at hand because there is Studybees , a network of students and graduates for students that can help you through the most difficult phases of your studies. Here you will receive tutoring from people who have been in very similar situations and tips on how to get to work organized, overcome your dissatisfaction and get through the exam phase with less stress.
Tips for self-experimentation
For everyone who can't wait until Studybees' next tutoring appointment, here are a few tips for immediate therapy:
- Get some perspective: You're probably so stressed because you're imagining huge piles of work that you'll never be able to handle. So take a look at what actually still needs to be done and which stapler you can already put away.
- Create a study plan: Yes, exactly! You should do that because then you know exactly when you have to get something done by.
- Reward yourself if you stick to it: Maybe chocolate, or meet your friends... but you shouldn't overindulge in alcoholic beverages so that you don't immediately drown everything you've learned.
- Decide what is not important right now: Cleaning the apartment is not your priority at the moment. Leave it out because no one has time to visit you during the exam phase anyway.
- Try a study group: If the specks of dust laugh at you too much, opt for flesh-and-blood friends and look for a study group. Not only is it often easier to concentrate there, but you can also ask questions and are not alone with your problems.
- Turn to the professionals: We know you like your friends and it's so nice to be silly together, but to be honest, that doesn't help you in the exam phase. So contact fellow students who have insight, or click on studybees.de . There you can find older students who have written the same exams as you and can give you tutoring.
- Look from a positive perspective: Remember everything you have already accomplished and don't just concentrate on what is still ahead of you.
- Take a break: your brain will thank you and will be much more efficient, more focused and fresher for the new round of learning.#
- Make sure you get enough sleep: Yes, it sounds trite, but it's true that you learn in your sleep and only if you sleep between 7.5 and 9 hours.
- Don't freak out, it's just an exam: Okay, it's very important for you right now and that's right, but you will survive the exam phase and if you put too much pressure on you won't get any better, you'll definitely mess it up. So take a deep breath.
Do you have any other tips for exam preparation? We look forward to your comments! 
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Studybees
The busy bees at Studybees offer you tutoring at your university, especially for your degree program and your courses. They are students of higher semesters or graduates and can support you in preparing for the exam. If you are a busy bee yourself, then you too can offer tutoring for your fellow students via Studybees - flexibly and independently. Come around!
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