If you are an advanced placement student, how much sleep on average do you get on a week nite? m-desp?
813419
One of my children is one of those kids that thrives on excelling.  She has never brought home less than an A ever.  She also participates in dance (4 classes a week) plays the viola in the Orchestra,  and has been a member of Girl Scouts for 9 years.  She has also played softball and basketball.  She is an avid reader and is in bed nightly between 9-9:30 up at 6am M-F.   If she could sleep until 10 or 11am she would be overjoyed.  She is her own worst critic and demands excellence from herself.  She has a group of friends at school that are all equally amazing...and none of them ever get into trouble.  I have no idea where she gets "it" from....and I worry sometimes about the amount of pressure she puts on herself.   I guess only time will tell.  But to be honest I do watch her closely for signs of stress or "over doing"  and I do try to make sure there are at least two days a week that are "free" from activities so she (and the rest of us mear mortals) can relax.
149520
advanced placement, just make sure you don't get mor ethan 15-20 poitns down......
814629
Hi\nNormaly from 6 pm to 9 pm is being spent uselessly by every one.Use that time to sleep.Go to sleep early(frm 6-7 say)& get up in early morning(around 2-3am).Never study in detail.Get the main points only & reinstate them in your wors in detail.next day clarify your note with your teachers or  friends.In this manner it would be enough if you study for 2-3 hours a day.
54845
This is an interesting one which I think depends on what we THINK we need. Most folk in UK seem to generally consider we need 8 hours or thereabouts. I joined a group once which stated that if you needed more than 4 hours there was something the matter with you. This struck me as quite ridiculous on first hearing it but I gradually realised that our perception and conditioning are an enormous influence. I now KNOW I can manage quite well with 5 or 4 hours but have the capacity to sleep for 12 hours too. I am truly blessed to be able to drop off almost the minute my head touches the pillow.
818334
Actually, it depends on the child. But, the general rule of thumb is 8-10 hours. Most school age children need a good night's rest to do well in academics.
714859
A good, diligent student hardly sleeps 8 hours,  because he burns the midnight oil reading up and studying hard.  He will also not take the time off on his birthday.  He will try very hard to stay healthy and not get sick so he won't be absent from school for three days.  Sundays were never rest days for me when I was a student.  I squuezed in my homework and readings on Sundays.  I don;t hingk exam days would total 35 days.  And 40 days for holidays and festivals is toooo loonng!  From which country are you?  In my country, we only have around ten holidays. A student will definitely pass if he has the right attitude and want his school experience to be worthwhile.
1004319
Depends on your age! The average is about eight hours for anyone under the age of 18. Above that is 6-7 hours. But if you feel like you need to sleep longer or shorter lengths, it's all up to you! Some days I sleep for five hours, others almost ten to twelve!
599965
You are probably just wound and worried about the tests. You will sleep when you are ready. I think you are just in that fast paced go get 'em mode. It will pass and you will sleep. \n\nHope you get some rest soon!! You earned it!!
828263
umm no ive never fell asleep in class at all....but i one time i had this sub and nobody liked her so when we were all lined up i pretended to have a fit and i was on the ground and stuff shouting "b**** b**** b****" and everyone was laughing sooo hard but i got suspended for 3 days and i made a lifelong enemy!\n-ahh good times good times :)-
825994
you shud study in at most 90 miniuts sessions & have brake  then but brake should be  of resonable time . in brake you can have 15 minuts of nap but not more  be ware of this fact.  in next session change the subject.one subject for long time will make you tired. in evening or morning you must have time for activities you like .
682227
you can use timing\n5 hours study 1 hour sleep\nwith this method you sleep only 4 hours a day and don't feel sleepy\nif you want more sleep try 3-1
966901
number of hours spent by a student in a week for a particular subject
319461
What the **** are you talking about?\n\nAre you five or do you just sleep during English class?
806942
just keep washing ur face with cold water thatll keep u awake\ni dont suggest remaining awake the entire night\neven im a night person and prefer studying at night and id suggest u sleep for1/2 or 1 hour in the afternoon and can sleep at half past one or maximum two at night(if u gotta get up at 6:30 in the morning)\notherwise ull feel uncomfortable and nauseatic on the day of the exam.
877354
Eight hours is plenty of sleep.  Most teenagers get MUCH less than that, but for most adults and teenagers, the recommended amount is 8-10, I think, and it varies from person to person.\n\nGetting too little sleep, of course, leaves you tired through the day.  However, it is possible to get too much sleep (although that seems IMPOSSIBLE to those of us who are sleep deprived), and that can leave you feeling groggy and wishing you had more.\n\nIf you're waking up feeling rested, you're probably just fine.  You may want to talk to your doctor (or a trainer, if you have one) to make sure, or if you are waking up still feeling tired.
5870
i run 15 credit hours and have two jobs that add up to a full time 10 and 32 hours yeah i didnt get a lot of sleep this semester and well i had to pull 2 24 hour days a week to keep it all together. the problem is that you cannot just take 5 hours in a row the schedules at most colleges will keep you from having a perfect schedule. if you can do it you really wont have a social life. work it around if you can but, bet on having a part time job at night
496523
Body need 7-9 hours on average -- If you are getting less then that once in a while that will not hurt you. But the sleep you do get is it consistent - if you wake up a lot during rest then there might be a problem