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Well, this is what I'll tell you:
Say goodbye to ever getting a hundred percent on anything, ever again. 'Cept maybe linear algebra. Or Statistics. haha
Caffine pills have detrimental effects on your personality over time, it's better to tough out the nights without any caffine or sugar, just lights. Staying in a bright room keeps the zzz's away, and after a while, you start feeling a little giddy. Use the caffine pills the next morning to get through the classes.
Develop a foible. Otherwise you might spontaneously get one, and that could be bad.
Scavengers rights. But then again, I've got a nice collection of little cards saying "In the time I put this card down, someone could have stolen your stuff." I've got like 10 of em. So make sure the stuff is truely abandoned.
Some places at the university don't close: take advantage of this.
A little bit of physical exertion outside can really wake you up.
The colour of your clothing can affect your mood, so I suggest bright colours. It makes you look and feel happier, which is always needed when you've been pulling an all night brain bender.
Alternative electrical/chemical weaponry and acessories are a no-no. They just don't like that stuff. Unless your in a honours degree.
But you still got a year or so until you have to truly worry. But then you have to truly worry. That's when you start meeting the prof's who purpose in life is to make their students lives miserable, and you have a recording of them saying it for proof.
But then again, I'm in dualing in physics and chemistry, so it might go differently for you.
Say goodbye to ever getting a hundred percent on anything, ever again. 'Cept maybe linear algebra. Or Statistics. haha
Caffine pills have detrimental effects on your personality over time, it's better to tough out the nights without any caffine or sugar, just lights. Staying in a bright room keeps the zzz's away, and after a while, you start feeling a little giddy. Use the caffine pills the next morning to get through the classes.
Develop a foible. Otherwise you might spontaneously get one, and that could be bad.
Scavengers rights. But then again, I've got a nice collection of little cards saying "In the time I put this card down, someone could have stolen your stuff." I've got like 10 of em. So make sure the stuff is truely abandoned.
Some places at the university don't close: take advantage of this.
A little bit of physical exertion outside can really wake you up.
The colour of your clothing can affect your mood, so I suggest bright colours. It makes you look and feel happier, which is always needed when you've been pulling an all night brain bender.
Alternative electrical/chemical weaponry and acessories are a no-no. They just don't like that stuff. Unless your in a honours degree.
But you still got a year or so until you have to truly worry. But then you have to truly worry. That's when you start meeting the prof's who purpose in life is to make their students lives miserable, and you have a recording of them saying it for proof.
But then again, I'm in dualing in physics and chemistry, so it might go differently for you.
