There’s one thing that I’ve learned over the years: My best chances of doing well at school, particularly at night, are to do my homework in the evening. Some students find it difficult to do homework in the evening because they have to be up by six o’clock or can’t leave a dorm room at the crack of dawn. Other students find that they can more easily get up and go to class because they don’t have to worry about getting sleepy. Still others find that it’s impossible to focus on homework after dinner. There are advantages and disadvantages to every strategy.

If you don’t have the luxury of going to class in the evening, do your homework in the evening. It may seem more troublesome than it is. But when you’re in a hurry and need to do your homework in the evening, it can be the most important thing you can do. You may not be able to squeeze anything else in during the day if you have to do it in the evening. But if you have time, it’s worth it.

To do my homework in the evening, I always start by reading what I have scheduled for the day. Most college courses have set times for weekly reading. If there’s not a specific time, I try to make it the night before or during lunch. Once I’m done with a book, I’ll take a few minutes to review what I’ve read. Then I’ll decide whether to read any further, skip it, or just reread it.

This method can work if you’re studying for tests, particularly if you’re taking them at night. It can also work if you’re doing independent reading. I’m often asked if I read anything after dinner. The answer is that I usually do homework during the day.

So, when should you do your homework in the evening? If you’re studying for a test, you should do your homework at night. If you’re doing research papers, you should do your homework in the morning but not until late at night. I also do a lot of homework during the day because I study during the commute. And I’m always up late studying for exams and working on projects anyway.

One of my favorite ways to study is to do my homework in the evening. I do this because I know I’ll have enough time to read through it. I can also do my homework in the evening because I don’t have to get up. My desk is always open so that means I can study all night. I’m not trying to study all night long; I just want to get a few hours of uninterrupted study time.

Of course if you have to get up in the morning and face a busy day ahead, that’s another reason to study in the evening. You can always study all day long but you might not be able to do it at all because you had to get up in the morning. That’s where reading in the morning hours can help you out. You can get through more material in less time and you won’t feel tired. You’ll even have more time to do other things that you need to do before the day gets started.

There are many ways to study and do homework. Some people study in the morning, some people study in the afternoon, and some people study in the evening. Whatever way you do study is what’s best for you. Just remember that if you do your homework in the evening, you will have more time to read through it and take notes if you need to. You can still study effectively with homework in the morning hours if you need to.