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Universities, Students Should Consider Biological Rhythms During Class Scheduling, Study Finds

Thursday, March 29, 2018
Northeastern Illinois University

Colleges and universities should consider the circadian rhythms of their students when they schedule classes, and those students should consider their own cycles of activity when they register for classes, according to research published by Northeastern Illinois University.

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