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scared of what you’ll face when you get to college? don’t worry! check out this list of 10 tips to help you ace the exams that await you in the future. \ud83d\ude42<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n want to start out college on the right track or just need a productivity boost? here are a few tips to help you study more efficiently and make the dean\u2019s list!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n\n1. review, review, review!<\/strong> many students make the mistake of attending lecture and then never looking at the material until a couple days before a midterm\/final. make time to review lecture notes after each lecture; trust me you will thank yourself later. something even as simple as reviewing the lecture material for each week during the weekend for an hour can help retain information and make studying much more effective during exam time.<\/ul>\n
\n2. teach. <\/strong>studies show that you are likely to retain the majority of the information that you teach to your peers. whether that involves helping out your fellow peers on clusterflunk, getting a tutoring job, or even just taking turns to teach lessons in your study group, everyone will benefit!<\/ul>\n
\n3. study groups.<\/strong> you have to be careful with this one. studying with others can certainly have its benefits when done efficiently, but it is also easy to get off track and goof off with friends. form study groups with highly motivated individuals who are likely to encourage you to stay on track.<\/ul>\n
\n4. attend lecture.<\/strong> as simple as that, go to class! it can be easy to blow off class in college, especially when no attendance is taken and if you have early classes, but going to class is important! <\/ul>\n
\n5. do the reading.<\/strong> before class, skim through the reading \u2013 get an overall idea of what the class is going to be over. then after class, do the reading again, but this time focusing on the material you covered in class. getting this double exposure to the same material will not only give you different ways of learning, but also help lock in the information into your long-term memory.<\/ul>\n
\n6. take advantage of resources.<\/strong> this means attending your professor\u2019s office hours, using the university\u2019s free tutoring services, and using online study websites (such as clusterflunk).<\/ul>\n