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Study Channels To Beat End-Of-Semester-itis

A list of my most favorite study channels to keep me motivated throughout the semester.

Apr 01, 2019

University of South Florida

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Study Channels To Beat End-Of-Semester-itis

Niki Hari

As a college student, I run out of motivation quickly when it comes to studying. I mean, who wouldn't? It's easy to get sick of looking at the piles and piles of work and assignment and tasks we need to complete as a student and as an adult. However, these five channels have been inspiring me throughout the semester to keep working the entire way through and giving me a subtle reminder that we are all suffering together. Here is a list of the 5 best study channels (in no particular order) to keep you going!!

Private Chillout

My most favorite video on this channel is their 24/7 lofi hip hop radio - smooth beats to study/sleep/relax. I love listening to LoFi music when I'm studying, especially because the quiet talking provides the background noise I need to stay focused without getting stressed. On top of that, this video is 10 hours long!! What a godsend, honestly.

Study With Jess

Jessica is honestly amazing because her channel isn't just about studying—she gives great tips on getting your whole life together, from your mental health to your physical health. Sis is such an inspiration, and her tips are pretty realistic too. A huge issue with some study inspiration is that it tends to intimidate some people because it looks too perfect, but Jessica makes it seem... doable? Overall, she's a queen, and I love her and her channel. 10/10.

studytee

studytee is one of my most favorite study channels of all time. Her aesthetic is to die for, her handwriting is absolute perfection, and the wonderful music she adds to her videos is relaxing while you watch the video but also makes you leave wanting to get your own stuff done and be productive. And if that isn't the epitome of motivational, I don't know what is.

Janice Studies

Janice Studies is a great channel especially for those who like taking notes online. She has a great video on the app called Goodnotes 5. This app is so convenient to take and organize notes while carrying less in your backpack, and Janice's GOODNOTES 5!! ✏️ iPad Walkthrough makes it easy to learn how to use it.

TheStrive Studies

TheStrive Studies is such a great channel to play while you study if you like company. Jamie has real-time study-with-me videos on her channel that are hours long, some with music and some without, so you can study with her. She also has a Pomodoro timer running at the corner of her videos to keep track of how long you study to keep yourself motivated too.

Happy studying!

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