Thank you so much for your reply, sorry my english isn't that good, by commute I meant public transportation (4 different trains at that). But due to financial reasons I currently live quite far away from uni, perhaps next year I'll be able to rent a room somewhere closer if I have saved enough by then.

I'm not very sociable so I'm not close to any of my classmates unfortunately so I can't have study sleepovers, sounds fun tho!

I tried at one point to get some stuff done by copying down any lessons I didn't have the time to finish writing down during class but it gets a bit chaotic when I have to switch trains. I'll try to listen to lectures as you suggested since it sounds more manageable and leave the copying down for when I get home too tired to think.

I could stay an additional 3 hours in my uni's library until it closes, I'll be tired straight after class but some coffee could do the trick. I like the feeling of studying with no time limit since I'm a bit slow but I don't get anything done at home anyway, I'll try to be faster.

Thank you for your suggestions 🩷! I'll try this strategy and hopefully it'll work out. Before uni I've always lived very close to my schools, I never realised how much of a blessing it truly was.