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Quick Tips
- Sleep! Studying can only do so much if you don’t have enough energy to process the material.
- Don’t push yourself too hard. Find time to do things you enjoy.
- Ask for help! Attend open labs or study sessions.
- Discover how you study best. In groups or alone? At home or in the library?
- Make a study schedule and stick to it. By organizing your time you can ensure that you have enough time for all tasks you need to accomplish.
Build Your Skills
Need help keeping things on track? The College Success Skills Center has tutorials to help with success in online classes, memorization tips and tricks, listening in the claassroom, as well as reading and note-taking strategies.
To get started, visit the College Success Skills Center and click on Classroom Success.
Study Apps
- QuizletWith more than 10 million free sets of digital flashcards, Quizlet offers students a variety of ways to study course materials.
- AnkiAnki is a desktop, Android, and iOS app that lets you create digital flash cards. Once you create cards using text, photos, audio, or video, you can use Anki's spaced repetition system to show you flashcards right when you're about to forget them, instead of looking through every flashcard every time.