Sometimes you get tangled up with worries as the only thing that's on your mind is the approaching deadline for the 4000-word essay your history teacher assigned you a couple of months ago. Leaving things until the very last minute is a typical experience, whether you're a high schooler or a college student – so, in order to keep your mind fresh and free of that dreading anxiety, it's important to focus on some positive thoughts. Or memes.

"Taking the stress out of student success" – this online community dedicates itself to posting memes that are bound to be appreciated by both students and those who've decided to reminisce about the good old school days. The members of the community post advice, feedback, and random studying resources, and folks are also able to look for accountability partners that'd be willing to coach them.

"Get Studying" currently has over 402K members and was created back in 2012, and today, Bored Panda has gathered a couple of its best posts.

Most will probably agree that studying isn't an easy thing.

Perhaps you don't have a deep connection with the topic, or you're distracted by all the tempting life events that are happening outside of school – whatever the reason might be, learning something new often feels like a chore. 

At times, the problem lies in the teaching method that your educator is practicing. For instance, when you're new to this whole studying thing, it's crucial that the people responsible create an inviting and creative atmosphere that'll help pupils understand that learning is not something that is forced upon them but is something that can be fun and somewhat empowering.

Unfortunately, not every professional is as committed to teaching and making things more exciting and accessible for every student. And when you catch yourself failing a subject you know you're interested in purely because of how it's being delivered to you – perhaps it's time to take the initiative into your own hands. 

There're a million and one things that could help you focus on your studies without feeling bored and/or and getting distracted with random "I wish I were doing this instead" thoughts.

Finding a study partner is one of the most effective ways to help you overcome the issue, as spending time together with a person who's as equally curious will help to create a study-positive environment that will guide you to that sweet success of yours.

Most educational institutions still follow a more traditional system that tends to benefit extroverted folks – with group activities and class discussions, for example. 

However, if you notice that things that require social interactions interfere with your confidence and hinder your overall study abilities and that you feel more comfortable learning alone, there are also a few tricks that you can try. 

Make your study place comfortable. Put on some bird noises if that's what you're into, dim your lights if you're more productive at night – whatever floats your boat.

Always reward yourself, even if you think you're failing; don't burn yourself out, and remember to take breaks, whether it's a trip to your nearest Target so you can unwind and browse around or, you know, lying on the floor staring at the ceiling will also do.

We're all human beings with our own feelings and emotions, and frankly, it's in our nature to doubt ourselves and our abilities – no matter if we're 14 or 82.

It's essential to remember that if you believe that you're behind at something, this doesn't mean that you're "stupid," as there are thousands of folks who're struggling with the same equation or same topic as you are exactly in this very instance. 

On top of that, don't ever be afraid of reaching out for help in fear of facing judgment; people that look down on their peers are not worthy of anyone's nervous system.

If you're not able to find the needed support in your tutor, remember that the web is loaded with a bunch of useful information.

Moreover, online communities such as "Get Studying" will remind you that you're not alone and that learning things doesn't have to feel like a burden.

Bored Panda hopes that you've enjoyed this entertaining collection of memes!