StudyStreaks vs StudyMe

A simple and powerful study planner, to motivate you to study, stay concentrated, prioritise wisely, and become a better student. StudyStreaks creates for you a dynamic study schedule. Rather than setting aside specific blocks of time throughout the week (which you couldn’t possibly stick to in the real world), you can study whenever you like, but the app makes sure you still reach your weekly goal by the end of the week. The app’s timer follows a 25 minute work, and 5 minute break cycle, because psychological research says that 25 minutes is about how long most people can concentrate, and 5 minutes is about how long most people need to reset their concentration. Features include: • A streak tally, to motivate you to reach your weekly study goal, every week. • Research-based timer, to keep your concentration. • Simple, clear graphics, to see how far you are from your goal. • A prioritisation tool, to split your study time optimally between your subjects. • A graph of your study habits over time.

StudyMe helps you find the opportunities you didn't know existed at universities in the UK, Canada, USA, Australia, New Zealand, The Middle East, Asia, and Europe. StudyMe works by facilitating matches and meaningful conversations between you and universities that fit your interests and goals. It’s quick, simple, and totally free to get started. Here’s how it works: 1. Create profile If you don’t already have a StudyMe account, you’ll need to sign up via http://studyme.com. You can update your profile using the StudyMe app at any time. 2. Be discovered Universities that are a good fit for you will get in touch. You’ll get notifications on your mobile and can choose to accept or decline connection requests from university staff. After accepting a connection, you can chat directly with universities, share documents and book virtual meetings. 3. Apply with confidence If a university thinks they have the right course and you’re a good fit they will invite you to apply. You’ll be able to apply to university knowing that you have a very high chance of being accepted.