Career questions tagged studying


What are your best tips for balancing school, studying, and work?#Spring25
I am a Junior in college studying Elementary Education and working full time at a nursing home

What is the best way to study pharmacology??
Read the material ask if you don't understand

What studying tips do ultrasound tech graduates have for students who are just starting their program What helped you the most retaining all the new information? Is there any tips you can give, specifically when it comes to scanning??
I just started my ultrasound program at a hybrid campus. I am also a hands on learner. I want to ensure that I have great studying habits to complete my program and to ensure I understand the material. #Spring25

What is your best study habit?
I am enrolled in my third attempt at biology 101. What are your tips for studying? #Spring25

What is your best active studying tip?
What methods, materials, or practices help you study the most effectively?

What are some ways to help retain biology info?
I am a freshman psychology major looking to minor in biology. I am struggling in general biology 1 and looking for some more effective ways to study. Flash cards do not help.

What study methods would you recommend for someone with ADHD?
Have shorter attention span and get distracted really easily. Also very hard to memorize things.

What is your favorite study spot in Providence, RI? How do I study for an ethics final?
I need some new study locations for finals and also tips on how to study and really get what I am learning. Specifically, how do I study for an ethics final?

Agentforce Specialist Exam Preparation Guide?
Hey everyone! I’m getting ready for the Agentforce Specialist Exam and could really use some advice. If anyone has tips on how to prep effectively, I’m all ears. Also, does anyone know where I can find real, up-to-date Agentforce Specialist exam practice questions? I want to make sure I’m studying the right stuff. If there’s a book or a specific author you’d recommend, that would be super helpful too. Oh! And if there’s a good community or group I can join to connect with others studying for the same exam, please point me in the right direction. Thanks in advance!

I have never been great at studying for exams, I never really know when to stop studying and end up overdoing it or not studying enough. Does anyone have any tips on how long you should study or strategies for studying? Thanks! #Spring25
Studying for tests and exams. How long to be studying? Helpful tips to retain information better and study more efficiently?

What do you do in a Library Science course?
What does the course load look like, and is there anything else I need to know before I enroll?

How can I best memorize medical terminology?
I am a college student applying for the program of radiologic technology. I will soon need to take several classes discussing anatomy, and I feel I will do best if I understand medical terms. However, they can be difficult to understand and remember. How can I best memorize these terms?

What are some things that you do that help you study for your classes?
I know some people prefer to study in certain places or have specific routines. I've been in a slump with my studies recently and have been looking for some more ideas on things I could try. Hopefully this can help some others as well!

What are the key differences between studying for classes in high school and studying for classes in college to be successful?
Studying Tips

what studying methods or tips do y'all recommend?
Studying has always been a hit or miss. I just re-read and just take notes and hope I'll make a good grade on test but I need to know some study methods/tips that would be really good and useful. Also any tips on how to study for chemistry, physics or math? because I can never seem to master any of those.

what's are good ways too study for a the AP lang test?
i'm referring too the AP test that's through college board that gives you a score from 1-5 depending on your result of the test that challenges your knowledge on the class subjects.

what are some tips to not procrastinate homework and studying?
I'm going to college next year and I would like to make sure I get my work done in a timely manner but I always struggle with completing work on time, what are some useful tips?

How do I get better at studying and be more focused?
Even though I try to study, I get side tracked really fast and lose focus

How can I stop procrastination?
I haven't been doing my dual enrollment work. I have no motivation to do it at all. But in other classes, I can do the work just fine.

What are some good career paths in AI-related fields?
Hello! My name is Lisa, and I'm currently in 10th grade. I've always been drawn to AI and envisioned my future career in this field. Now, I'm starting to seriously explore my options, and I'd love some guidance. What steps can I take now to prepare? What are some promising career paths in AI? Which universities would be a good fit? Overall, how can I set myself up for success in this field? Thank you!

"How can I improve my performance in both board exams and entrance exams" ?
I am juggling the preparation for two important exams—board exams and entrance exams—and want to know effective strategies to balance my time and efforts to perform well in both.

What are some of the best time management and study websites or apps for college students?
Looking for some note-taking, planning, summarizing, or focus websites or apps.

Do Canadian Universities take into consideration the SAT?
If I take my SAT do Canadian universities use it as a big factor of admission or do they not care as much? What are other big factors that Canadian universities take into consideration for admission?

How can I prepare for college life and the challenges it brings.
Should I focus on improving time management or building independence? Will I be unprepared for when I have to do work?

What are easier ways of studying if you get easily distracted ?
I have experienced trouble with things such as staying on task, focusing, and remaining in one specific place when studying or doing assignments. No matter how clean a room is or empty I end up focusing on such small detail about the room or just lose focus quickly and want to move or go somewhere else. The only thing that I have found to work is studying in the dark as I can't see distractions around me and as long as there's no noise I'm fine. Though this has lead to my eyes becoming strained and red as I'm trying to see my work in the dark. My mom has suggested doing things such as getting evaluated to see if there are things that can help me but I have been unwilling as I feel as it's just a fact that I can't focus but I don't know what to do.