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What what's "a good time"? If you have lectures at 8:00am, explore this scenario: - let's say it takes 30min from your home to the university - let's say it t
by danwee 4y ago
What what's "a good time"? If you have lectures at 8:00am, explore this scenario:
- let's say it takes 30min from your home to the university
- let's say it takes you 15min to get ready (including shower)
- let's say it takes you 30min to have breakfast (10min preparation + 20min eating)
That means you need to leave home at least at 6:45. To sleep at least 8.5h, you'll need to go to bed at at least 10:15pm. I don't know you, but when I was younger, at 10:15pm I was feeling full of energy and couldnt go to sleep just like that.
- mhh__ 4y ago10:15 is also the kind of time when everyone else has STFU and I can code/study in peace
- toxik 4y agoSkip breakfast, sleep less. You don’t have 8am classes every day. You can easily get to bed by 22:30 and sleep more than enough. If your circadian rhythm is set to sleep at 2am, an 8am class is going to be hell no matter what you do.
- withinboredom 4y agoOR join the military and learn to sleep on-demand anywhere at any time while being able to stay awake through the most boring lectures. It's a great and amazing skill. I'm not sure it is worth the learning experience.
- balderdash 4y agoTwo questions though, had you exercised and when did you get up? I never like getting up early, but if I got up at ~7am, exercised, didn’t eat like crap/drink, going to bed ~10:15 was not hard at all
- anthomtb 4y ago> sleep at least 8.5h Good luck find a university student with that type of sleep hygiene. I was the most sleep vigilante of my group and almost never slept more than 8 hours. 7 was my minimum, anything less led to migraines.
- giantg2 4y agoWho eats breakfast for 20 minutes?