I’m contemplating starting a website about how top-tier students study, regiment their lives around school, prep for standardized tests, and other general study tips and hacks to make studying more effective and efficient?
Articles would provide science backed and proven methods of study, task management, and creativity that are being employed by the students at the top universities in the world and at the top of their classes.
Is there any interest in this kind of website?
Sounds like a looooot of work, and consider what already exists. There are already free apps, techniques (pomodoro), and resources (see studyblr on tumblr and other similar blogs). Not to mention CC itself.
Start your own blog if you want, but it will be difficult to get many people and scientists on board. And in my experience, I don’t care if a study method is “scientifically proven.” I’ll look at a few tips and try out the interesting ones in order to find something that works for me.
Maybe ask yourself first- is this website something you could see you and your friends using even after checking out the preexisting sources?
I agree completely with @agentaquastar - the preexisting sources are plentiful. Cal Newport comes to mind as someone who has already done this exact research and created resources (multiple books and a blog) to share it.
Agree with both the above. Prep Scholar blog and many others already do this kind of thing. There are umpteen resources already. And different things work for different people.
Having said that, if you want to go for it, why not? But you will be embarking on a huge task.