Free Education
168 hours in a week. - 25 hours of class - 25 hours of work - 7 hours of travel time - 56 hours of sleep.   That leaves 55 hours a week of unaccounted for time.   If a third of that, 18 hours, is spent studying, sketching, reading, and other educational related activities that would still leave 37 hours a week for other activities.   A student who puts in 18 hours a week ends up getting 72 hours of  outside studying done in a one-month class. That is opposed to a student who skates by with only putting in 15-20 hours a month (3 - 4 hours a week

10 Ways to Improve your test-taking ability and your grades
One of the interesting things about Fridays is sitting under the smoking canopy and watching the students come out from their exams all stressed bleary-eyed. They mumble about the teachers. They complain about the questions that were different from what they had studies. But mostly, the students sit around kicking themselves in the rear for all the questions they knew, but somehow forgot when the test was in front of them. I know. I do understand. I was once a poor test taker too. And like most students, the harder I studied and the more I wanted to do well, the more frustrated I usually was with my performance.So having been through this a few times here are a few little thing