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Get smart. Study hard.

This subreddit is for all things studying.

Get smart. Study hard.

This subreddit is for all things studying.

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Have some advice? - We'd love to hear it.

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As long as it's about studying and meets the rules, it's welcomed here.

Well... we do have a few simple rules:

  1. Please stay positive.
  2. Keep content relevant to the average student.
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Struggling

i struggle with concentrating i wouldn’t say it’s an ADHD kind of issue. A few years back i was able to be determined and have focus on my studies and be top of my game but now it’s so hard to even concentrate Im not sure what to do. I’m venting but suggestions would be nice

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2024/12/02
00:24 UTC

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View Free Chegg Answers in 2025?

If you've ever found yourself in a tough spot academically, looking on the the internet for answers, chances are you’ve found Chegg. Unfortunately, Chegg requires a subscription to access it solutions. But don’t worry, there are clever ways to access Chegg answers for free.

Here’s how you can do it:

EDIT: I'm using this for Chegg https://discord.gg/xCNQGya76q

Use Free Chegg Answers Discord Servers: One of the top ways to access Chegg answers for free is via Discord servers that provide free Chegg unlocks. This is the fastest and most efficient method to view Chegg solutions without a subscription. These communities often share resources and allow you to request specific answers on demand. It’s an excellent option.

Take Advantage of Free Trials: Chegg offers free trials for new users, which is a great option if you’re in need of quick access to their services. You can sign up for a trial, use it to your heart’s content during the trial period, and cancel before it renews. It’s a straightforward and legitimate way to get the help you need without spending money.

Check with Your School: Some universities and schools have partnerships with Chegg to provide students with access to their platform for free or at a discounted rate. Reach out to your school’s academic resources office or library to see if they offer this benefit. It’s worth exploring as it could save you significant time and money.

Consult Your Professor or TA: If you’re stuck on a problem, don’t underestimate the value of reaching out to your professor or teaching assistant. They can often provide guidance, suggest alternative resources, or even solve the issue for you.

Collaborate with Peers: Sometimes the best resources are your classmates. Forming a study group or exchanging notes can be incredibly helpful. If a classmate already has a Chegg subscription, they might be willing to share answers or collaborate to tackle tough problems together.

Last year, when I was overwhelmed with assignments, I leaned on these methods and managed to get through some challenging coursework. Whether it’s accessing Chegg answers through a free trial, asking for help at your school, or joining a resourceful Discord server, these strategies can make all the difference.

14 Comments
2024/12/01
22:59 UTC

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A cool tool that helped me study faster

Disclaimer - this is not my tool - just something i found useful.

I've been trying to get through my pile of books faster for a little while now, but I couldn't get through them fast enough. anyway, i found a web page named speedreeder.com that flashes words in front of you, there's also a bunch of controls to go back a few words, pause, view text etc so you can actually retain whatever your text says. It also accepts pdfs if you can't be bothered pasting the text. there's other ones like accelareader, swiftread etc if you guys want alternatives.

Anyway - I hope that helps you guys get through some of your endless reading tasks

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2024/12/01
17:49 UTC

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Would a Focus App That Tracks Attention Be Helpful for Studying?

I'm brainstorming a new app idea and would like your input. The app would track focus during study sessions using your camera. It is designed to help you stay on track by:
Determining whether you are paying attention or getting distracted.
Providing real-time feedback and tips.
Keeping it private by processing everything offline.
Integrating with study tools like timers or planners.
Do you think something like this would help with studying? What features would make it more useful for you?
Look forward to your feedback. Thanks!

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2024/12/01
17:44 UTC

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Need advice on review settings for exams in 2 months!

Hey everyone,

My exams are in 2 months (end of January 2025), and I'm looking for advice on optimizing my review strategy to ensure I can consolidate everything effectively before the last week of January.

Currently, I’m using FSRS on Anki Qt6 version 2.1.65, and I want to fine-tune the review intervals or any other settings to make the most of my time.

Specifically, I’m looking for:

  • Suggested review frequency for material to ensure strong retention leading up to the exam.
  • Tips on balancing daily reviews and studying new material.
  • How to prioritize what to review when there’s a lot to cover.
  • I'll be adding new cards and allocating time for reviews as well. I'd be dedicating almost equal time to both creation of new cards and reviews.
  • Any advice, settings templates, or extension settings would be super helpful! Thanks in advance :)

Here are my current settings in the Anki deck

https://imgur.com/a/anki-deck-options-17p3WXC

0 Comments
2024/12/01
13:03 UTC

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i really need some motivation

I am from Europe, and I am studying in a highly ranked high school here. I am preparing to apply to medical school, and I need to pass a very difficult biology and chemistry exam. However, my motivation is starting to fade, and I have been feeling really lazy lately. Please, I really need advice.

2 Comments
2024/11/30
22:49 UTC

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I have a law school final

How do you guys sit for so long to study.

Can use tips!

2 Comments
2024/11/29
17:24 UTC

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Study Tips

Okay, so I have one more cumulative final in 5 days for the semester. And I am struggling where to start studying due to the fact that I've never had to do a cumulative final over any course so far.

The test is over 4 short-ish books. I read what I needed to in order to complete assignments but did not read the entirety of the books admittedly. This course was online with no PowerPoint, no lecture notes, and no other additional helpful aids. The professor did provide a huge 7 page study guide that includes page numbers to read divided up by chapters.

My intention was to create flashcards because that's how I've always studied for other exams. But this is so overwhelming and once I got to 98 cards I gave up on that idea and now I have no idea where to start.

Do you all think that reading through each book then go over other people created online flashcards for each book would be a good strategy in this situation?

My grade doesn't have to be perfect to pass I just don't wanna blow it completely. Any advice is appreciated!

2 Comments
2024/11/29
16:00 UTC

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What do you see in this picture first?

3 Comments
2024/11/29
13:16 UTC

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App for multiple choice tests

Hi! I am desperately looking for an app, where I could create multiple choice tests. Would appreciate if it would also be accessible through a browser for easier editting. Thank you!

1 Comment
2024/11/29
12:24 UTC

109

Best Homeworkify Alternatives to Unblur Chegg?

Hey /r/studying

EDIT: I found this https://discord.gg/xCNQGya76q

I've been looking for the easiest and safest way to access free Chegg answers with Homeworkify alternatives in 2024 & 2025 without spending any money. After spending hours researching different methods, I’m still trying to determine the best option.

Here are some promising approaches I’ve come across so far:

  1. Discord Servers

There are dedicated Discord servers that offer free access to Homeworkify alternatives, including Chegg solutions, Course Hero, and Brainly. These servers are completely free and easy to use, making them a top choice.

  1. Chegg Free Trial

Signing up for Chegg’s free trial is another option. It gives you access to premium solutions for a limited time, which can be a lifesaver for urgent assignments.

  1. Reddit Communities

Subreddits like r/HomeworkHelp or r/CheggAnswers are great places to find Homeworkify alternatives. Users often share resources, answer questions, or offer free unlocks through collaboration.

  1. Contributing Content

Some platforms allow you to earn free access by uploading study resources or documents. This is a great way to exchange your knowledge for premium content.

Now, I’d love to hear your advice on these methods, especially if you’ve tried them. Specifically, I’m curious about:

How to find the best Homeworkify alternatives for free? Are there trusted Discord servers or Reddit threads for free academic solutions? What’s the most reliable method to access solutions like Chegg or Bartleby? How can I effectively use the Chegg free trial or similar offers?

If anyone has tips or experiences with these approaches, it would be incredibly helpful for myself and other students looking for reliable Homeworkify alternatives in 2024.

37 Comments
2024/11/29
06:18 UTC

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Top 3 Best Essay Writing Services on Reddit for 2024: Honest Reviews & Rankings

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2024/11/27
19:22 UTC

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Whats a website that can turn Gizmo Ai Flashcards into mindmaps ?

0 Comments
2024/11/27
18:46 UTC

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After years of using ANKI as a Medical Student, i built the flashcard app I always wanted! (Which integrates AI)

As a medical student, ANKI was my lifeline. It helped me keep up with the endless amount of material I needed to learn, and I became a devoted fan of flashcards. But over the years, I started to notice areas where it fell short—places where it felt like the experience could be smarter or more intuitive. That got me wondering: What if AI could fix some of these gaps?

At first, I toyed with the idea of building an extension for ANKI or another flashcard app, something small to bridge the gaps I noticed. But as I dug deeper, the project grew beyond that. Before I knew it, I wasn’t just tweaking an existing app—I was building one from scratch.

That’s how Recallist was born.

The idea behind Recallist is simple: combine the effectiveness of flashcards with the power of AI to make studying more personalized and helpful. For example, the app can analyze your performance to figure out where you’re struggling, offer tailored insights, and even generate new flashcards to fill in the gaps.

One of my favorite features is how it helps when you get stuck on a flashcard. Instead of just showing the same answer over and over, Recallist can generate an explanation that breaks down the concept in a way that’s easier to understand.

Oh, and for the ANKI purists—yes, it uses the FSRS algorithm to calculate the most effective review intervals. Furthermore I'm developing a feature, where AI can automatically modify the FSRS parameters based on your data!

There’s still so much I want to improve and add, but I realized I couldn’t keep tweaking forever. It’s time to share it with the world and see what others think. I’d love any feedback, whether it’s about the app itself, or the user experience.

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2024/11/27
14:51 UTC

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Good ways to unblur free Chegg answers?

EDIT: This is your best bet for Chegg https://discord.gg/xCNQGya76q

I'm searching for the easiest and safest way to access Chegg solutions for free in 2024 without spending any money. After hours of research and considering different methods, I’m still trying to find the best method.

Here are some potential options I’ve come across so far:

  1. Chegg Discord Servers

This seems like the best choice. These servers offer free access to Chegg solutions and similar platforms like Bartleby and Brainly. The fact that it’s completely free is a significant advantage.

  1. Asking Questions

Chegg incentivizes users to contribute their own content. For example, uploading study resources or documents may earn you free unlocks or credits for accessing premium content.

  1. Engaging with Chegg

Providing feedback, leaving reviews, or participating in surveys can also be a way to gain access to Chegg solutions without paying. These opportunities vary, but they can be a useful option to explore.

Now, I’d love to hear your advice on these methods, especially if you’ve tried them. I’m curious about:

How to get Chegg solutions for free? What’s the most reliable method to view Chegg answers in 2024 and beyond? Are there any trusted Chegg solution downloaders available? What’s the easiest way to view Chegg answers or PDFs? How to bypass Chegg’s paywall effectively?

If anyone has tips for accessing Chegg content safely without spending money, it would be incredibly helpful for myself and other students

42 Comments
2024/11/27
08:13 UTC

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i’m too tired to study anymore

Hello! I’m 17 years old, and I am preparing for medical school. In my country, you can go directly to medical school after high school if you pass a really hard exam. I have a year and a half left to prepare, and I started studying at the beginning of the school year. The problem is that I’ve been really exhausted lately, and I can’t study properly. I feel like I’m too dumb to learn anything and that I don’t know how to study. Could you please give me some advice?

4 Comments
2024/11/27
05:03 UTC

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Personalized Learning App

I’ve posted here before about our personalized microlearning app, Edvancium, that my team is working on.

Back then, it was a rough prototype, full of bugs, not very stable. But now, we’ve made huge improvements, both in performance and in how the learning works.

The idea is simple: Edvancium acts as your tutor. It gets what you're interested in, figures out how you learn best, and helps you actually retain knowledge.

We’re aiming to be the leaders in personalized education. Because when you learn using patterns you’re already familiar with, it just clicks faster.

Here’s how it works:

  1. You pick a topic. Start with something related to your studies or work—or just pick something you’ve always wanted to explore but never had time for. Anything goes, from Naruto lore to machine learning. You can always change topics later, so no stress.
  2. The app gets to know you. It’ll ask a few questions to make sure the lessons feel relevant to you.
  3. You start learning. Lessons are short, even complex ideas are broken down in a way that makes sense, and they’re built around what you already know. Plus, there are tests—but not just the boring multiple-choice ones. We’ve got open-ended questions too, so the app can actually evaluate your thought process and give real feedback.
  4. The feedback. It’s not just “yes, correct” or “no, wrong.” Every bit of feedback is like a mini lesson of its own. Even if you’re feeling a bit lazy, it makes you stop and think.

You can tackle a tough subject, prep for exams or job interviews, or just read about something you’re curious about for fun.

If you’ve already tried the app, I’d love for you to give it another go—we’ve changed so much! And if this is your first time, welcome. It’s completely free, and we rely on honest feedback to keep improving.

Let me know what you think!

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2024/11/26
17:32 UTC

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Help me out

I am a first-year BSc owners Microbiology student. I'm interested in pursuing international scholarship opportunities in my field through government exams. I would like to know which colleges or universities or country would be suitable for me and what strategies I could adopt to increase my chances of success in these exams...I searched for few like Cambridge University and Oxford and all Additionally I'm keen on developing my skills as I have not much skills in me I would appreciate any guidance or advice you could provide on this matter...any govt exams you guys know for it after my bsc ?

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2024/11/26
14:08 UTC

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guys how to be smarter

Guys, please help, how can I become smarter? I’m having a hard time with things. How can I change my mindset and improve my critical thinking? Thanks.

6 Comments
2024/11/26
08:13 UTC

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How to Split Study Time For Final Exams

Hey everyone! Below is my situation and I would apprecite it if I got recieved more detailed responses because I'm genuinely stressed on how to split my time and I don't want to fail any courses.

i have 5 exams. macro december 6 (chapters 1-7, 10-13), I currently have a 77 in this class, Stats December 7 (I performed really poorly on the second midterm but got an 80 on the first one), Technical elective on december 13 (which is online up until the final exam so i know nothing), Linear algebra December 16 ( I also know nothing since it was online up until the final, there are 36 lectures and ive finished 5 so far, but i need to leave days for practise, there are 9 assignments and a practise final exam), and micro Decemeber 19 (I have a 55 in this class, and im scared i might fail it). all of my class grades depend on my final exam performances and I want to build the best possible scheduele so I can ace my exams. Also keep in mind I need a minimum 63% average between micro and macro. My exams worths are: lin alg 50%, micro 35%, macro 42%, stats 40%, and my technical elective is 40%. I want to build a good balance of studying until these exams occur, and study several courses per day.

I appreacite everyone's help. I hope this post is worth it.

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2024/11/26
02:41 UTC

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3-Hours Study Session with Relaxing Music | Pomodoro 50/10 Timers

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2024/11/25
21:33 UTC

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Foreign students of Hungary, do you face discrimination from hungarian people while studying here?

how is it to live there?

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2024/11/25
20:15 UTC

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Hobby Benefits

Hobbies are essential in our lives, providing more than just entertainment. They help us relax, connect with others, and improve our physical and mental health. This essay explores how hobbies help us reduce stress, promote social interaction, and offer health benefits.

One of the main reasons people have hobbies is to get away from the stress of everyday life. Doing something you enjoy, like reading, drawing, or playing sports, helps you take a break from work or other responsibilities. This time away from stress is good for your mental health.

Hobbies also make us feel good. Whether it’s finishing a puzzle, learning a new skill, or cooking, doing something we enjoy gives us pleasure and makes us feel accomplished. Hobbies are a great way to relax and have fun.

Many hobbies help us meet new people and make friends. Joining a sports team, a book club, or an art class is a great way to connect with others who share your interests. This social interaction helps reduce loneliness and gives us a sense of belonging.

When we do hobbies with others, we also improve our communication and teamwork skills. Whether it’s working on a group project or playing a game, hobbies encourage cooperation and help build strong friendships.

Hobbies are good for our health. Mentally, they help reduce stress and improve our mood. Activities like painting, walking, or gardening let us focus on something positive, which can reduce anxiety and make us feel calm.

Physically, hobbies like running, swimming, or dancing help keep our bodies fit and healthy. Regular exercise improves heart health, strengthens muscles, and boosts energy. Even simple activities like yoga or walking improve flexibility and strength.

Hobbies also keep our minds sharp. Games, puzzles, or learning new things can help improve memory and focus. Keeping our brain active can help prevent mental decline as we get older.

In conclusion, hobbies are great for our physical and mental health. They help us relax, meet new people, and stay healthy. Taking time for hobbies is an important part of living a happy and healthy life.

3 Comments
2024/11/25
00:44 UTC

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I'm Lost !

I'm so low and sad these days and it's majorly bcz I'm lacking behind in my studies, although I'm investing quality time in watching lectures but I just CANt focus like ik I can do better than this I just don't know how to regain my interest back and study again in a fun way. I study every day just to be clear and yet still somehow I don't feel productive and bcz of this my mental health, my appetite, my digestion everything is fucked up, and I'm scoring horrible in my assignments and I hate it. My study schedule is planned for the day where • I wake up at 4 am watch two lectures (which are 2 hours long each) and study till 9 am • I watch 3rd lecture at around 2 pm and study afterwards till 6 pm And after I feel soo sleepy and waste time scrolling on Internet even if I lie down to rest for a while in my mind I would still be thinking about the topics I need to study and the stuff where I'm lacking behind Things are being accumulated and I'm falling behind All I wanna do is sleep, I just feel tired all the time, my head hurts and idk wtf am I even doing. And btw the course I'm studying is like a professional study where we don't have proper learning classes-it's basically self studying 4 different subjects 500 different sections with 50000 sub-sections, clauses and sub clauses and rules

Ahh

10 Comments
2024/11/24
11:00 UTC

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Help me out !

I'm a 1st year student pursuing bsc owners microbiology. I am from India and i wanna study abroad but I have no idea which college and which country is best for me . I wanna go in reseching side . I've no skills in me . I am trying to learn English and trying to be social too . Suggest me something how should I study and apply for foreign scholarships ? And any suggestions you wanna give ?

4 Comments
2024/11/24
08:43 UTC

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Quick survey about impact of music when studying

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2024/11/24
01:15 UTC

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Am I the only one? Why do I always feel like studying when I should be going to sleep?

Hey all,

I 30f am currently studying online but I really struggle with getting myself to the computer. I work 40 hours a week and manage my own household.

When I do have free time during the day I am completely unmotivated to study. Then 9.30pm or later will come around and all of a sudden my brain is like "We should go study, now is a great time for it."

Does anyone else experience this? If so how do you work around it?

Thanks in advance ☺️

2 Comments
2024/11/23
11:47 UTC

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Like your Study Buddy’s Video. Help me win the Scholarship Competition

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2024/11/23
11:47 UTC

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Pomodoro 25/5 + Energetic Music | 3-hour STUDY WITH ME

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2024/11/22
19:23 UTC

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