How I structure my study days | Imperial College London

Hi everyone,
Here is how I would typically structure my stay-at-home study sessions. The key takeaway is to work efficiently and use your time wisely. Using the Pomodoro technique has worked really well for me as it structures good breaks and time of full focus. Hope you enjoyed this video!! xx
MUSIC
by Sam Celentano - A Lot - thmatc.co/?l=1...
by Blue Sirens - In Passing - thmatc.co/?l=8...
by Triple M - Nuance of a Delicate Heart - thmatc.co/?l=D...

[@nibharokiran]

this is so helpful, thank you so much

[@mariacatherine]

I am glad you enjoyed it!! Hope you can use some of the tips

[@marieannielois]

it's my first time seeing your video :) love it ! keep it uppp

[@mariacatherine]

Aww thank you!! That makes me super happy to hear 🥰

[@mathilda8548]

thanks for sharing!

[@mariacatherine]

My pleasure!!

[@georgieteachesbio]

I love your videos so much!!

[@mariacatherine]

That makes me very happy to hear!! I am doing a masters in Biotechnology. I will for sure make a video on application tips, thanks for the suggestion. 💓

[@MdRasel-cx5in]

Hi Mam Nice video

[@Sara.ali14]

Hi! I was wondering how long it takes you to commute to imperial and how far away your apartment is?

[@mariacatherine]

Hi my apartment was in North Acton so it took about 30-35 minutes to get into campus!