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4 Ways to Be More Productive When Studying Online

May 28, 2019 Laura

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No matter what subject you have chosen to study online, being as productive as possible should be a top priority. Online degree programs are becoming increasingly popular amongst students all around the world, providing a more flexible, self-led, and often cheaper alternative to studying for a traditional campus-based degree. However, some of the benefits of online study, including the opportunity to study from home and choose your own hours, can be a pitfall for students. Without classes to attend or a structured timetable to stick to, it can be all too easy for online students to become distracted at home and even fall behind as a result. We’ve put together some top tips to help you stay more productive when studying for your degree online.

#1. Don’t Study at Home:

Although one of the benefits of studying for an online degree is that you can study from home when you want or need to, if you find yourself getting distracted more often than you would like, it’s a wise idea to choose another location. A local library, coffee shop, café, or even a friend’s house can get you away from the familiarities of home and make it easier for you to focus on what has to be done.

#2. Pick a Local College:

Whilst studying online means that you can attend almost any college in the country as there’s no need to attend physical classes and turn up in-person, it’s a good idea to carefully consider the locality of the school that you choose to attend. Studying at a local college, or at least a college that won’t take a lot of traveling to reach, can be very beneficial for you as an online student, as you will also be able to take advantage of the amenities and facilities available to students. For example, you may be able to access the library or even attend drop-in sessions with tutors face-to-face when needed, rather than having to email or telephone.

#3. Plan Ahead:

Planning ahead is essential for staying ahead when you want to stay on top of your studies. Before you begin studying for your online degree, it’s a wise idea to put together a schedule for yourself that you know will work when it comes to fitting your new academic commitments around your business, work, family, or any other full-time commitments. This is especially important if you’re studying for a master’s degree like this one – https://online.suffolk.edu/programs/ms-accounting – where you may need to continue working full-time or raising young children on top of studying for your degree.

#4. Go the Extra Mile:

Last but not least, try to really go the extra mile when it comes to being productive with your online studies. Set aside extra time to learn and revise, research websites and apps that can help you learn better, and understand your own learning style, so that you have a clearer idea of what you actually need to succeed.

Planning ahead, understanding your needs, and being savvy with your choice of school can all help you be a more productive online student.

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