Electrical Engineering
It depends on the course material that week tbqh senpai. I always try to NEVER study on Sunday though, I need at least one day.
But roughly 3-8 depending, with the days before tests reaching absurd 10-12 range unless I have to work.
cs, roughly 2-3 but I'm a freshman so take that with a grain of salt
Computer """""""SCIENCE"""""""""" not a SCIENCE
USA
Four days a week I am physically in classes for about six hours.
One day I only have one seminar and I spend the rest of the day in the lab. Depending on what I'm doing it might take and hour or it might take five or six.
One other day in the week I have two hours to spend in the lab, and I do that sometimes.
I sleep six or seven hours a night, and mostly if I'm not in class or lab I'm studying or doing some kind of work for classes or something related to my thesis.
Chemistry, USA
I am in classes about 3-4 hours a day (including transit time)
I study about 6-8 hours a day. I have good grades but I'm a bit of a brainlet so I need a ton of study time to learn concepts. I try to spend at LEAST an hour on each subject, with more time devoted to O-Chem.
I also spend about 5-8 hours a week in office hours.
I go to a top 10 public uni
Why does that matter? Engineering is respectable still.
It varies. Some days I study 8+ hours straight. Other days, an hour or two. Other days, I don't study at all. I'm NEET though so I don't require extreme discipline in my study habits at the moment. I think the ideal time frame spent studying would be approximately 5 hours a day.
Computer Engineering (currently undergrad)
8-9 hours every day excluded weekend. I can study on a saturday but only if I am not keeping it up. Sundays are all free time.
and that includes class time,
also I never buy course literature. That is just expensive and heavy
13-15
Doing my final exams in high school (im 18 cunts)
My last test is next Thursday and then I will be free
Hopefully doin some sort of engineering at uni next year haven't decided which one specifically.