With finals in full swing, it can seem like the perfect time for a panic attack. Luckily, Greatist's got 23 tips for staying calm and collected and putting those brains to good use.
Heading back to university and want to make your study habits more efficient? Adopt these scientifically-proven techniques. Studying picture from Shutterstock Let's be clear here: while these techniques have all been tested in research studies, they're not a substitute for the basics of good study: being organised, working to a schedule, and keeping yourself fit and well-rested.
Studentbeans.com has put together a list of simple study tips that can make all the difference to your uni year. Take good lecture notes It may sound a bit obvious but if you take down good notes it will save you a lot of time come revision time.
I recently got my marks back from University. My grade point average was a 4.2 out of a possible 4.5, resting between an A and a perfect A+. In itself, this isn't an incredible achievement. But I managed to do this while spending only a fraction of the time studying than many of the people I knew.
Have you ever wondered why you do so well in certain classes or subjects and why you abysmally lousy at others? We all know we all learn differently and we have strengths and weaknesses. But when it c...
