/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15839712
I studied ~3 hours every day, per math course, and I took the honors calculus series where we proved most of what we used, where I also made use of Rudin's and Stromberg's real analysis texts.. That is also probably a lowball estimate, as many weekends I woke up at 9am and studied from 10am to 6pm with only a few breaks.. Overall I spent over 40 hours a week of study time per semester, when logging only math and physics courses, and that is without logging undergrad research. The only courses where I spent 3 to 4 hours a WEEK on work, were easy general courses such as English and Ethics. This was at UChicago, I'm not sure where you attended or what you're doing now. Maybe you're way smarter than me and could do everything with just an hour of study. I'm at UMich now.
I'm well aware that I am just an average talentless grad student and I make up for it with study time, but its not like I'd be doing anything else anyways. Many people suck at a videogame, but still invest tons of hours because they enjoy it. But anyways, its entirely reasonable to spend over 900 hours for Calc 1-3, and I'm an example of it with a no bullshit log with tracked hours.

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