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1.)she says to re-write all of your notes and so you can not only go over everything you can get it ingrained in your brain.
2.)set aside a couple hours of your day for straight studying and organizing for college classes
3.)always seek help from your professor and ask questions if things aren't making sense or he assigns something you don't have any knowledge on.

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1 write down assignments in a planner or calendar and check it often so you actively know what you need to work on.
2 study until your comfortable with the subject especially before tests.
3 stay motivated if your feeling down try to make time for fun or try to get some help from friends/family/counselors

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1. Make sure to always read the section and book outside of class and take notes whenever possible
2. Another big thing is time management. Planning out a schedule and making sure to make room for surprise assignments. Also make sure to do assignments before they are do if possible
3. Understanding what the professor is actually asking on an assignment is important. Make sure to pay attention and understand the question.

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1.) Go to every class because showing up can make a difference in your grades as well as your performance in class
2.) When you have multiple assignments and projects due always do the one that is least important first so you will have time to devote to the bigger ones
3.) Never miss an opportunity to lead. If no one in a group project steps up and makes a plan, you step up and make the plan.

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1)Write everything down, whether it is just having to email someone or write a paper for a class. Writing it down will help make sure you remember to get it done.
2)When studying, don't expect yourself to study all of the material at once the day before the test, give yourself a couple days to fully understand the course work.
3)Don't dwell on a bad grade. Just make sure you study a little extra for the next test.

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1. Use short study blocks so your mind can get breaks.
2. If you have a thought about notes or anything to do with the class, write it down.
3. Don't ever be afraid to ask for help EVER.
This is a great article to help with studying and preparing for college.

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1. Don't take any shortcuts because it won't work. Actually do the work and read the material.
2. write everything down so you can manage your time better and don't end up doing things like study last minute.
3. spread your studying over several days and if it's not possible take some breaks but make sure you limit your break time so you make sure you get back to the studying.

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1)take great notes, and study them the night before, become an amazing note - taker
2)stay organized and never skip a chapter.
3)Be sure to do your share of the work.

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I like this article a lot and I like all of the tips it provided. The tips I would do is of course, carry a planner and keep it up to date. I try to do that now but I get behind. Another one I enjoyed is keeping your time management good. Do your assignments, hold off on going out until you're all done. Get your work done early so, 1. you dont have to worry about it and 2. you have time to go out and do fun things. Also, flash cards are an amazing study tool.

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change your study habits and find what works for you.  write your own notes and read your material  and go over your notes every night. manage your time  when it comes to studying for test  and
when  you have homework so you have time to finish it and have enough time to retain the information you need for test/assignments. always communicate with professors about test, homework, and information talked about in class to see if you understand it. do more problems/homework to get a better understanding and so you remember how to do it.  work ahead of time and use writing centers. and always use a planner.

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1.) Really get into reading your syllabus. Highlight important due dates, and then transfer them into your own personal planner.
2.) Go to review sessions. You can learn more about the topics, and if you have already studied some, and have questions, you now have the ability to ask them.
3.) Keep your self motivated. If you're feeling bad about a test, treat yourself. Yes it's your own fault for doing poorly, but what's done is done. Theres no sense in wallowing in self-pity

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1) Use a planner and color coat it, so it is easier to see what you need to get done in advance
2) Learn to study different ways for different classes. You won't study the same for  religion class and a finance class, so you have to figure out study methods that work for each class
3) When in group projects, never assume that everyone is doing their work. Hold regular group meetings, and have everyone show their work. Don't just take their for it.

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1. One tip that I read about was to read the chapter right before the class starts so it is fresh in my mind.
2. For writhing assignments always make an outline it is much easier than having to sit down and just begin writing on a certain subject.
3. If you want to learn a foreign language go study it abroad. You learn much more and much faster considering you are forced to communicate with the locals that way.

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1. "There is no reason people shouldn't get A's". You shouldn't have to be failing a class to realize that you need to complete your class work
2. Associate your classwork to personal experiences, it makes remembering information easier for yourself
3. Communication with teachers and peers is vital. Teachers tell you what to do, peers can help you accomplish it

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Use your time wisely, and figure out new ways so study in between classes, Don't memorize the information actually learn it, Don't cram right before a test, If you don't understand something ask the professor or look in the book, stay on top of things, use an agenda, work on projects early and for a long period of time to make sure its done correctly

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1) Having a planner so you don't forget any projects or homework assignments. And then go out with friends
2) When in a group project, if the other person is not pulling their weight, always to talk to the professor first
3) Rereading notes before taking a test or quiz to refresh what you know

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1) Manage your time. It helps to carry a planner and write down homework, projects, and what you have to study for
2) Study ahead of time. Don't cram in studying the night before, but instead study throughout the week and the night before the test go over it one more time
3) In group projects meet up and check everyones work. Don't give up and make everyone else do your work for you.

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1) Prioritize your time spent studying. Focus on the big papers and projects, compared to little quizzes
2) Keep a planner of some sort. The method my person used was using different highlighters in order to tell the most important things. Such examples would be tests highlighted in yellow compared to going out with friends is less important so it's colored in pink.
3) Schedule time to meet with your professor if you come across questions with your grades and assignments.

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1. Type out study guides for all the classes and figure out which information is important.
2. Keep busy, use time wisely, and planning ahead.
3. Do your part to the best if your ability, even your teammates do nothing.

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1. Re-write note- By doing so you are using the method of repetition to learn.
2. Time management-  put school work first. Then you can do what you want, when you want once it is done.
3. Writing papers- important to double and triple read over your papers. By re-reading you will catch most of your mistakes.

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1. Have a planner and organize things like deadlines etc. But be sure you can also be flexible in case an unexpected event comes up.
2.Create benchmarks for yourself. It will help you prioritize the important things with the non important things therefore making time management a lot easier.
3. Use the resources your campus provides and don't be scared to ask your professor for help. In college, most of the time you have to initiate on assignment so be sure to hold yourself accountable.

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1. You have to become diligent in your reading, making sure that whenever possible you can be where you need to be because in college instead of reading in class it is a lecture not reading time for yourself so you can fall behind.
2. Using outside resources other than the text in college becomes increasingly important because in high school you can just rely on your teacher's to give you resources and now you have to do it yourself so make that a important thing to do in college
3. In college studying the night before will not help you, you need to study through the week or the time you have because you wont get much review in class.

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1.) Without knowing it, a negative attitude can have a negative effect on test scores and grades. Basically, by changing your attitude for the better can help your grades.
2.) It is a good idea to ask the professor for old projects and/or exams to study.  It can help ease your mind and lead to a better attitude going in.
3.) It is smart to do more than what is assigned in class. For example, if you get so many problems assigned for a math assignment, do not just stop with those questions. Practice with other questions, as well. Some of the questions not assigned by the professor may be on a future test.

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1.) Being organized with your time, study habits and thoughts.
2.) reading your material more than once and having group discussions to help with better understanding.
3.) keep up with reading the syllabus so you don't miss anything. take notes in class to help keep you focused.

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1.) Use a planner
2.) Use note cards to memorize material
3.) Get to know yourself and think about how long you think you would need to complete assignments before attempting them.

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1. rewrite notes to form a study sheet
2. if you have multiple tests study for them in chronological order
3. copy all important due dates off the syllabus into a planner

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1. Break studying into smaller chunks. This way, you don't drain yourself by cramming new info in before you are able to process what you just studied. It makes it easier to 'access' information. This is also a good way to review what you know, what you sort-of know, and what you need to work on.

3. Keep yourself engaged with your work. If you have multiple things to get done, rotating through them will help you stay active in each of the projects. Keep making progress on your assignments, even if it's three sentences an hour on a paper due in a week. These little steps make a big difference.

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1. Take excellent notes, don't just copy slides or write down the minimum. The better the notes the more they help.
2. Be realistic about how much time you need to spend on your work. Plan ahead and build a routine to study and work by.
3. Treat every bad grade as a learning experience. You need to take your mistakes and learn from them for future assignments, tests, and papers.

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1 - Write out a timeline/Planner so that you can work on things like papers before they are due.
2 - Try different methods of studying to see what works best for you. Groups might be better than studying alone.
3 - Take a blank piece of paper and write everything you've learned on it. If you can't think of anything then you need to study more.