The secret with uni

As I and probably many people believed, the less work you putted into school the more time you would have to do "fun stuff", your grades would'nt be the best but you would pass if you struggled some.

But the thing is that if you just put in some extra work then you will be able to understand what the lecturer is talking about, which means that you pick up on so much more stuff during the lecture. You can actually ask legitimate questions that are relevant.

You don't have to be nervous before a test because you know you've done your best and that is the only thing you can do.
I received a few good tips in the beginning of this semester. One was to write questions to myself and write the answers to them. When I got that tip I sighed and thought that that was just a little bit too much for me.

Even though it seems like hard work to do all that writing its actually a faster way (for me) to get things into head. So even thou it seemed like harder work it became a more efficient way to learn and it got me way better grades.

Questions can be dumb as well because its to myself I am asking them.
* What is a kidney?
* What does it do?
* What is a glomeruli and how does it work?

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Don't fall behind and ask your self if you've done the work.

Then will have plenty of time for all the "fun stuff" and you will feel so much more entitled to do it. If you know the feeling on Friday afternoon after a hard week at work, it's spring and the sun shines through, then you know the feeling.

Do whatever you're doing properly and enjoi