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  • Following 4
  • Followers 159.1K
  • Engagement 0.42%
  • Avg comments 21

About Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels

Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels (@samstudystation) is an Education creator on Instagram, also filed under Technology and Business & Utility Services. The account has 159,060 followers and 736 published posts. Recent posts average 742 likes and 21 comments, an engagement rate of 0.42%.

An audience of 159.1K puts Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels in the mid-tier, between 100,000 and 1 million followers. Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels follows just 4 accounts, which leaves well over 1,000 followers for every account followed. Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels under 3 categories, led by Education and followed by Technology and Business & Utility Services.

The Instagram bio for Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels runs to 13 words across 4 lines. The bio mentions @samraddhi. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels dates from December 2024.

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736 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels, 9 are videos and 1 is a carousel. That mix leans toward videos. Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels has built a substantial archive of 736 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 216 followers for each post published. Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels also keeps 21 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 103 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include share, save, actually, studygram and things. The captions tag #samstudystation, #studygram, #studyhacks, #biology and #selfstudy.

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Visionlearning is a solid resource for biology and chemistry if you want explanations that actually make sense. It breaks topics down step by step and explains the why behind concepts instead of rushing through definitions.

I share practical study resources that help students understand subjects properly and build real foundations.

#samstudystation #studygram #biology #studyhacks
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OpenLearn has free, university-level courses across science, health, economics, and more. You can learn at your own pace without deadlines, exams, or sign-ups, which makes it great for self-study or exploring new subjects.

I focus on sharing study resources that are genuinely useful and accessible for students.

open.edu/openlearn

#samstudystation #studygram #selfstudy #studyhacks
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Investopedia is one of the best websites for understanding finance and economics. It explains terms and concepts clearly, which makes it useful even if you’re not studying these subjects formally.

I share resources that help students and young people understand things properly instead of just memorising definitions.

#samstudystation #studygram #economics #studyhacks
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Isaac Science is genuinely useful if science or maths never clicked properly in school. It explains concepts clearly and then makes you apply them through questions, so you actually know whether you understand the topic.

I share realistic, tech-first study resources that actually help students learn and understand things, not just look productive online.

#samstudystation #studygram #science #studyhacks #biology
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I think a lot of people assume they’re behind because they’re not smart enough or not working hard enough, when actually it’s just that no one ever taught them some very basic, very unsexy skills that quietly run everything.

Things like knowing how to read a contract properly before you sign it, understanding how money moves in and out of your life, being able to think things through instead of constantly reacting, questioning why something exists instead of just accepting it, and being able to explain something clearly without dressing it up.

None of this sounds impressive and none of it is particularly aesthetic, but it makes a massive difference over time. You don’t need to be exceptional at all of it either. Even being reasonably competent at a few of these puts you in a very different position to most people.
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Using AI doesn’t mean dumbing yourself down.

Most people ask AI to summarise a reading, skim it once, and move on. That’s why they don’t actually understand anything.

The smarter use is to interrogate the text. Ask what the argument really is. Ask what assumptions the author is making. Ask what a sceptic would disagree with. Ask how it connects to something you already know.

Prompts
– Explain the argument like I’m intelligent but unfamiliar with the topic
– What assumptions is the author making
– What would a sceptic disagree with
– How does this connect to something I already know
You’re not replacing your thinking. You’re slowing it down and structuring it.

If you still don’t get the material after this, the issue isn’t effort or intelligence. It’s that the content is badly written or badly taught.
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We’ve romanticised studying to the point where it’s actually counterproductive.

All the aesthetics, the playlists, the coffee, the matcha, the perfect desk setup. You do a whole performance before you even open the book.

By the time you start, you’re already tired.

I fell for this when I first got to uni. I thought studying was meant to feel calm and pretty. Turns out that was just procrastination with better lighting.

Real studying is boring. It’s uncomfortable. It’s stopping because your brain hurts a bit and pushing through anyway.

Studying doesn’t need to look aesthetic. It needs to work.

#samstudystation #studygram
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Learning these skills in 2026 will broaden your thinking.
As a late diagnosed neurodivergent person, I realised how difficult school was for me. I always blamed and thought I was “bad at maths” or “dumb” because I couldn’t do maths. I scored decent grades in all other subjects (mostly through sheer willpower) but I rarely even remember what I studied.

I learn things through context. That’s why I can learn things now and they stick.

If you think you can’t score good grades at school, remember that school isn’t designed to measure different forms of intelligence. It’s only designed for a certain category of wiring and to measure people who excel in that.

Tweak your way of learning and you’ll be so much better at it.

#studygram #samstudystation #neurodivergent #adhd #studywithme
It’s official: I have graduated from the ‼️

It is a university that I once dreamt of getting into and now that I actually studied here and graduated, makes it feel surreal. Times flies!

The past year- getting a chance to study at LSE, has been a huge blessing for me. It opened my mind to things I couldn’t possibly imagine, it taught me to be humble, to see that you can learn something for everyone, it taught me that being the smartest person in the room isn’t good for my growth; it gave me friends and peers who I will cherish forever. I learnt from brilliant scholars, professors and classmates and it gave me a new way of thinking- everyone is unique (since LSE is so international)

In this moment, I would like to thank my mum and dad for ALWAYS supporting me, to my grandparents who also believed in me, to my siblings for always caring for me, to my pets for loving me unconditionally, to my professors from my undergrad and LSE, to my friends from all over the world and lastly, a massive thank you to my subscribers on YouTube and Instagram. I’m not kidding when I say I would never have had the chance to be here if it weren’t for you. I hope you keep supporting me in my new journey now.

I have a little surprise for everyone which you will know about in my coming posts. More graduation related posts incoming (you’ll love it, I promise)

Over and out
Sam 👩‍🎓🦫🧿

#londonschoolofeconomics #graduation2024 #mastersdegree #lse #lsecommunity

Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels's engagement

Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.42%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 238 followers. An average post collects 742 likes and 21 comments, close to 35 likes for each comment.

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Who is Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels?

Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels (@samstudystation) is an Education creator on Instagram, also filed under Technology and Business & Utility Services. Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels runs to 13 words across 4 lines.

How many followers does Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels have?

Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels has 159,060 followers on Instagram (159.1K). Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels follows just 4 accounts, which leaves well over 1,000 followers for every account followed. Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels has built a substantial archive of 736 posts.

What is Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels's engagement rate?

Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.42%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 238 followers. An average post collects 742 likes and 21 comments, close to 35 likes for each comment.

What does Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels post about on Instagram?

Flinque files Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels under 3 categories, led by Education and followed by Technology and Business & Utility Services. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels, 9 are videos and 1 is a carousel. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels repeatedly use the words share, save, actually, studygram and things. Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels's captions carry hashtags such as #samstudystation, #studygram and #studyhacks. Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels writes those captions mainly in English. Sam’s Study Station | study & career reels keeps 21 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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