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I thoroughly enjoyed college but one thing I did not do well was study. The first two years of my collegiate career were made up of very little studying, and my grades definitely reflected that. Fortunately, I eventually figured things out and my grades improved dramatically.
During those second two years, I also paid much closer attention to how much time I spent studying for each class, including the time I spent with TAs getting their help. This is what a study tracker in your bullet journal is for.
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What is a Bullet Journal Study Tracker
A study tracker is essentially a way to track how much time you’re spending studying for each class. It can also include some high-level detail of what exactly you studying during each hour.
The main benefit of tracking this is to connect how much time you spent studying with the actual grades you received. This can help you better allocate your time in the future to improve your grades.
Bullet Journal Study Tracker Inspiration
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