It wouldn’t be college without midterms and finals. We probably spend most of our time trying to study, instead of actually having a systematic way of doing it. Don’t worry, eventually you’ll find your groove because your grades depends on it. It’s okay to feel nervous about your first college exam, or any tests for
By the time this blog is posted, you’re bound to be neck deep in final exams. You’re either at the beginning, middle, or tail end of your finals schedule. Regardless of which stage of finals you’re facing, the one thing that remains constant is the immense stress that comes with these exams. Here are some
This week, we’re going to talk about something that might sound all too familiar. To set the scene – you’re struggling to grasp the topics conveyed in a lecture. You’ve done research, talked to classmates, and triple checked your notes, but nothing is clicking or sticking. Your only option left is going to office hours.
You’ve heard all the standard ramblings on how to do better on tests like get plenty of rest and eat a healthy meal. But now we’ve compiled science based and tested tips that you can implement today. Let’s start with studying: Multitasking doesn’t exist. Most people are under the illusion they can multitask. The science