PHYSIOSTUDIES

Some Harry Potter inspired background noises for you all!

Getting to Hogwarts

Platform 9 ¾

Hogwarts Express

Storm On The Hogwarts Express

Hogwarts Express Compartment 

Death Eaters - Hogwarts Express

At Hogwarts

Rainy Hogwarts 

Hogwarts After Dark 

The Great Hall At Hogwarts

Halloween At Hogwarts

Christmas Cheer At Hogwarts

Hogwarts Grounds In Summer

Snape’s Office 

McGonagall’s Office 

Regan Ravenclaw’s Study

Owlery

Under The Hogwarts Lake

Hogwarts Grounds

The Black Lake 

The Forbidden Forest

Working By The Great Lake

These Halls Are No Longer Safe

Quidditch

The Four Houses

Gryffindor

Gryffindor Tower Sounds 

Gryffindor Fireplace

Gryffindor Dormitory

Gryffindor Common Room - Rainy

Gryffindor Common Room With Pets

Slytherin

Slytherin Common Room

Slytherin Dormitory

Study Like A Slytherin!

Slytherin Evening

Slytherin Study Room

Hufflepuff

Hufflepuff Dormitory

Evening In The Hufflepuff Common Room

Cozy Hufflepuff Common Room

Hufflepuff Common Room w/ Harp

Ravenclaw

Ravenclaw Common Room

Ravenclaw Dormitory

Ravenclaw Window Sill

Ravenclaw Study

Ravenclaw’s Lazy Sunday

Study and Learn

The Perfect Hogwarts Library

Hogwarts Library Realistic

Transfiguration Classroom

Classroom 11

Potions Class

Hogsmeade

Hogsmeade

Rainy Hogsmeade Afternoon

Three Broomsticks Inn 

Madame Puddifoot’s Tea Shop

Hogsmeade Before Christmas

Outside Hogwarts

Malfoy Manor

Breakfast At The Burrow

Shell Cottage

Diagon Alley Shops

Weasley And Weasley

Weasley’s Wizarding Wheezes

Leaky Cauldron

The new year is upon us. Last semester is finally over, and grades have (hopefully) started rolling in. If you didn’t get the grades you wanted this semester, the new year is a great time to start new habits. Here are six habits to help your grades grow in 2018!

Schedule your study time. Take the time to actually create a schedule, first and foremost. Then, once you’ve got all your classes and obligations written down, add in time every day for studying and practicing. Then once semester starts, stick to it.

Make a priority list. Take all your classes, and list them in order of difficulty. This is your priority list for the next semester. Then, once a week during the semester, list your upcoming projects according to my prioritization guide. It’ll help keep you focused on what’s really important, right now.

Set up a study space. Before the semester starts, clear off your desk. Set up your supplies, your computer, your textbooks, and anything else you need in a coherent, organized way. Decorate it if you want. It will make studying much nicer, and also give you one less way to procrastinate when school gets going again.

Organize a study group. If you have a class you just know is going to be killer, send an email to the other people enrolled. Figure out when some classmates can meet up, and then do a study group once or twice a week. If having other people around helps you focus, this is a great way to get in some serious study time. Just be careful not to invite only friends - that can easily turn into a hangout as opposed to study time.

Figure out a cheaper caffeine source. Is your go-to caffeine source campus coffee shop lattes? Vending machine Monsters? Those are faaaar too expensive. Look into getting a cheap drip-brew cone if you like coffee, or buy energy drinks in bulk and bring them with you. It’s not just cheaper, it also means you have caffeine where you live!

Be realistic. No one knows you better than yourself. If you know you’re too spur-of-the-moment to stick to a study schedule, but you get enough study time in regardless, that’s okay! If you’re lucky enough to have the funds to do a latte every day, but are too rushed to make it at home, then run with it! Work with your own strengths and weaknesses to figure out a routine that works for you.

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