William J. Rapaport, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Department of Philosophy, and Center for Cognitive Science, State University of New York at Buffalo,

More importantly, the way that you are studying right now might not be the best for you: How would you know? Easy: If your grades aren't what you'd like them to be, then you probably need to change how you study!

"Studying" is not the same thing as "doing homework"! Studying may include doing homework, but it is also a lot more, as you will see. (So, if you say that you have no homework and that therefore you can't, or you don't have to, study, you're mistaken!). I am going to give you some suggestions on how to study efficiently. They worked for me when I was in high school, college, and graduate school....

William J. Rapaport, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Department of Philosophy, and Center for Cognitive Science, State University of New York at Buffalo,

More importantly, the way that you are studying right now might not be the best for you: How would you know? Easy: If your grades aren't what you'd like them to be, then you probably need to change how you study!

"Studying" is not the same thing as "doing homework"! Studying may include doing homework, but it is also a lot more, as you will see. (So, if you say that you have no homework and that therefore you can't, or you don't have to, study, you're mistaken!). I am going to give you some suggestions on how to study efficiently. They worked for me when I was in high school, college, and graduate school. Not only that, but they worked equally well for me in humanities courses (like philosophy and literature) and in science courses (like math and computer science). But, to the extent that everyone's learning style may be different, some of my suggestions may not work for you, at least not without some individual modifications. Nevertheless, I urge you to try them. Most successful students use them (or some slight variation of them)...