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Hey my new favorite subreddit. Basically, I just began my first semester of college at the local community college. It's been a couple of years since I have been to school since I worked and traveled from the time of graduating high school to now. So, its safe to say I am very rusty when it comes to things like study skills. 

I am currently only taking three classes, as I figured I'd rather ease into it than take a full course load and potentially have to drop a class or end up getting below a 3.0 I'm just taking the math class I was placed in, an Intro to Comp Sci (for my major) and an elective Nutrition class to cover a graduation requirement. So its safe to say this semester will be very easy for me. 

My question is related to readings for college classes. It seems all of these classes have deadlines and essentially collect homework like once a week. I know not to procrastinate, but lets say today was my first lesson in my comp sci class. And the next time we meet is Monday. Would it be more beneficial to do the chapter one reading now, or to just do it this weekend? Or maybe now, and then gloss over it before class Monday? Same sort of applies for my Nutrition class. I feel it pointless to read now as I'll forget by the next class, but then I'd just be procrastinating. 

Sort of a stupid question but meh. Thanks in advance. :)
<bot>: Is it better to do chapter readings during the school week or procrastinate a bit and do it before the day of class to have it fresh in my mind?