Exam success: staying motivated and performing your best
In this guide we look at how to overcome that dreaded pre-exam slump, and a few tips that can help you perform your best on the day.
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Our blog is packed with advice and guidance for students at all stages of uni life, from packing for the first week, right the way through to graduation!
How to motivate yourself
To really boost your productivity and thinking like a smart student here are a few tips to help yourself get more motivated.
How to give yourself a better chance of passing your exams
Follow these exam tips and walk into the exam hall with the confidence that you know all that you need to know to do well.
Top student websites to check out:
Whether you’re a fresher or a seasoned student, these sites will help you navigate your way through the ups and downs of Uni life:
- National Union of Students (NUS): The NUS website provides information on student rights, campaigns, and events. It also offers discounts on a range of products and services.
- The Student Room: The Student Room is an online forum for UK students. It offers advice and support on a range of topics, including university applications, accommodation, and social life.
- Blackbullion: Blackbullion is an online platform that provides financial education for students. It offers courses on budgeting, saving, and managing debt. Check out the student freebies section.
- Student Minds – Student Minds is a UK-based charity that supports students’ mental health. They offer resources, campaigns, and training programs for students, as well as a student-led support network.
- Headspace – Headspace is a popular meditation and mindfulness app that offers guided meditations, breathing exercises, and other tools for managing stress and anxiety. Students get a large discount here.
- Big White Wall (TogetherAll) – Big White Wall is an online mental health and wellbeing service that provides support for students 24/7. They offer a range of resources, including online support groups, self-help courses, and one-to-one therapy.
- Nightline – Nightline is a confidential listening service run by students, for students. They offer a non-judgmental ear for students who need someone to talk to about any issues or concerns they may have.
- Kooth – Kooth is a free online counselling and emotional well-being platform for young people aged 11-25. They provide online counselling, peer support, and self-help resources.