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I want a study schedule to obtain the highest grades

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Taylor’s Answer

Review the material scheduled for lecture that day BEFORE class that way you are familiar with the topic and aren't getting lost in the lecture. Also, you'll know what questions to ask for what you don't understand. Then after class/at night review the notes you took from lecture. Go through learning objectives and answer them. Do this for all lectures then study your notes/objectives before exams. If you want to retain what you learn and get good grades this is the best way. Do not cram. Get plenty of sleep.
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Tia’s Answer

I think creating a study schedule was key in my success in pharmacy school. I use an organizer or wall calendar to determine when my exams/quizzes/major assignments were due, and dedicated time each day to review my course work for each class. As I got closer to the exam time, I will increase my time for that certain class to make sure I was prepared. I also agree above, when you are tired, go to bed. You are not retaining anything when your brain and body is exhausted.
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Dinah’s Answer

A study schedule is really going to help, but it also depends on if you work or even have good time management skills. A study schedule can help you organize what exams/quizzes/projects/ or other assignments that are due. This can help you dedicate your time to the material and it can also help you retain information. Taking good care of yourself and making sure you get enough sleep is the key to having good exam days. Don't go into the exam sleep deprived or having crammed for the exam. Having a clear mind is always good before an exam and giving yourself well deserved breaks is okay as well. Procrastination is never a good thing and just staying on top of your school work is important.
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Anthony’s Answer

Hi Karim,

No set schedule works best for one person across all the courses they will take in their lifetime. Additionally, everyone has an aptitude for different classes. Some people will require studying more and differently for one course than others will understand other courses more naturally. What is most important is to develop good, healthy, and sustainable study habits which you can bring with you across your academic career.

When in school, I used this technique pretty frequently. I also use this technique throughout my everyday daily life when completing chores. I find it best to split my school work (and chores) into four categories being “easy work but time-consuming,” “easy work but quick,” “difficult work and time consuming,” and “difficult work but quick.” Splitting my assignments up like this allowed me to arrange my day to match “easy and quick” work right after completing “difficult and time-consuming” work to gain extra satisfaction.

Additionally, it allowed me to plan my social life more manageable when I knew I would have social activities to attend. I could arrange to get all the easy work done in anticipation, try and get the difficult job done and treat having fun as a reward. With this being said, it is imperative to focus on having a sustainable social life while studying. A healthy work-life balance is essential while studying and working, and you should not commit to marrying yourself to a strict schedule which would also ruin any leisurely time you can have. All things in life are best in moderation: work and play.

Best of luck,
Anthony
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Krystyna’s Answer

Are you in pharmacy school? Undergrad? Do you find that you learn best by seeing things or by listening? For instance, I learned best by rewriting and drawing diagrams/graphs etc. Bolding and underlying important words and facts helped me to recall them in my mind later. I know a lot of people who learned best by recording lectures and relistening to those. In any case, I believe its important to take breaks every 30 minutes or so, this helped me to solidify the 30-minute "chunk" I had just learned, as well as helped to stave off any burnout. Flash cards are always a good choice too, websites like quizlet let you make your own flashcard sets as well as see others. I also found it helpful to schedule studying like I would a doctor appointment, once its set it's time to get down to it. Based on the way you learn you can schedule out how much time you find it takes to do those activities!
Thank you comment icon Solid answer. I agree with you on all aspects. I would also recommend that when you're tired go to bed!! It took me way too much of my college career to learn that forcing myself to stay up late when I was overly tired meant lots of dozing at my desk without much extra learning. Plus, it resulted in me being tired all during the next day instead of going to bed at a reasonable time so I could be refreshed and focused the next day. Jeff Kreitman
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Ashley’s Answer

That would definitely help!
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