Joys of Going to School Early

With insomnia seeping in to the body clocks of more college students by the decade, it is a true struggle to wake up in the morning let alone go to school at the traditional breakfast time in one’s time zone.  It is a struggle but still attainable.  Read on for the benefits of going to school as early as the sun is just rising and setting it’s space in the sky.

Less crowded

Campuses usually start to get crowded by past 7 or before 9 in the morning. And so being at school before those times can give you a vantage point of being able to enjoy a little of solitude and more room to walk or even glide around with your bag and books and your electronic buddies like your tablet and phone.

Fresh air

Really, really fresh air is hard to breathe nowadays and are at their finest only during the mornings.  So, if you are yearning for a good blow of wind against your face, then get up and get out of your dorm a little after six in the morning and walk to school.  The air during that time of the day is fresh and pleasing to the lungs and skin and overall well-being.

Last-minute note peeking is less stressful

We are all prone to just looking at our notes a minute or so before lectures begin and so coming to school as early as the school janitor will give us more to just to sit and go over our notes and insert those much-needed to know notes that might be part of the next lecture or a pop quiz.

No heavy traffic

This is probably one of the joys of being an early-to-bed-early-to-school college student.  Heavy traffic is a source of early morning stress to college students who commute going to school and to some extent, those who live on-campus.  The beautiful hours of 5:30 to 6:30 in the morning are free from congestion of vehicles and people walking or running around.