#studyblr introduction

6.6.25 (3/100 days of productivity)

cramming before my physics final & also trying to plan extracurriculars/projects over summer …

been on studyblr for 2 years now (started aug 2, 2023), so a small update on my intro post:

nikolaj, 22

central europe, silesia

silesian+polish N, english C1, spanish B2, russian A1

third year of applied linguistics (eng+esp)

first year of logopedics (speech-language pathology)

favourite subject? phonetics, duh!

i don't have any socials but: my goodreads, main tumblr (also: @indomitable0spirit to fight nihilism, @artspoemsetc to have my beloved art in one place, and @lifehappensoffline to visualise the lifestyle i want)

and i have a traditional blog as well!

f1, monkeys, cyberpunk, stoicism, fight club enjoyer

goals for the future: graduate, work as an SLP, visit every balkan and slavic country (trans-siberian railway!!), remain swag af

Division of subjects:

Every subject is learnt and graded in a different way. You can't use the same study techniques for every subject you have. You have mostly 3 types of subjects:

Memorization based

Practical/Question based

Theory/Essay based

Memorization based:

Mostly Biology, Sciences, Geography etc are fully based on memorization and so you'll use memory study techniques like flash cards and active recall.

Practical/Question based:

Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Accountancy etc are practice subjects. The more you do your questions and understand how a sum is done, the better you can score.

Theory/Essay based:

English, history, business studies etc are theory based. The more you write, the way you write and the keywords you use are the only things that will get you your grades. So learn the formats and the structure on how to write your answers

Note: Some subjects are a combination of the three. Like Economics etc

The reason we divide the subjects is because you can adopt the right study methods for the right subject. Like ex: business studies is mostly based on how you write your answer and the keywords, if you're gonna spend your time memorizing in this, it's a waste of time and energy.

About me:

- Anna

- 19

- Polish

- ENTP, 4w3

Studying:

- Biomedical Engineering (uni, 2nd year)

- Brazilian Portuguese

- Biology and chemistry

Languages I speak:

- Polish (native)

- English (fluent)

- Brazilian Portuguese (intermediate)

- Spanish, French (beginner)

Hobbies:

- learning languages

- hanging out with my friends

- reading

- watching tv series

- listening to music

- crocheting

- baking

Goals:

- move to Brazil

- don't waste my life

- have a good paying job

- have people i can call family

⭐︎Hi Hello⭐︎ [20.04.2026]

• Nan

• My posts- #nanthegirl

• Biomedical Engineering M.Sc

• I follow back from @workingclassnan sometimes. For non studyblr stuff.

📚1st Semester

• Applied Physiology and Construction of Medical Devices

• Biomedical Functional Materials

• Biosignal Acquisition and Processing

• Audiology and Hearing Devices

welcome to my blog ✮⋆~

rhea, 23, indian, any pronouns

autistic

bachelor's and master's in chemistry

currently a chemical engineering phd student with a minor in economics and policy, but i'll always be a chemist at heart!

i'm passionate about the environment, theatre, art, and literature

fun fact: in the last 2 years, i've lived in 5 different cities in 3 different counties!

about this blog

i have been either lurking or posting on studyblr since i was in high school, and i'm trying to find that excitement i had for learning again. studyblr had me excited about learning in-depth and posting again will help me romanticise my life and education again. i'll be posting daily to document my phd journey, for accountability, and to interact with other study-bloggers for motivation. i also want to have a happier, fuller life in general and get back into doing something creative again. i want to replace my social media consumption with this blog, reading, writing, drawing, and teaching myself the banjo.

Hi! I’m Laura, a 22-year-old Brit. I’ve been a follower of the studyblr community for years and have been contemplating posting myself for almost as long

I’ve had a few years away from formal education due to a tough period with my mental health, but I’ll be starting a BA in Ancient Languages this September!

Most of my time since finishing high school has been spent on language study, I love to learn new bits and pieces of just about anything

The languages I’ve studied, in roughly order of competence, are: 🇫🇷🇪🇸🇰🇷🇧🇷🇮🇹🇨🇳🇳🇱🇯🇵🇩🇪🇹🇷🇦🇩🇭🇺🇯🇴

I also just love to learn in general, you can usually find me studying some random topic that I’ve decided I need to know everything about

My other interests are reading, cooking, films, music, galleries, museums, walks, sport (football, tennis, cricket, f1!)

My idea for this blog is for it to be part study diary, part resource archive - but mainly just something to keep me accountable