Key takeaways
- Top students often employ active recall and spaced repetition techniques
- They create structured study schedules and set specific goals
- Regular self-assessment helps in identifying areas needing improvement
1. Studying in a place that is NOT your room!

2. Complete readings/essays ASAP!

3. Asking for help is a strength, not a weakness!

4. Use AI to simplify and better understand

5. Have things planned to look forward to!


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