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10+ Study Tips for Students Studying to Practically Guarantee Success with
Hey there! Are you a student that's trying and finding it hard to study? You know you need to since the more you do, the better you'll be when it comes to actually taking your exams! Well to help you with that, here's 10+ study tips that can practically guarantee success! Hint: You will have to actually do them though! 
1. Attend All Classes
Try not to skip a single class if you can. This will work out in your favour later on down the line!
2. Always Pay Attention
It pays to pay attention. That's why they say pay attention! Actually, paying attention all the time will increase the knowledge you have on whatever you're going to be taking a test on.
3. Take Notes
Not everyone has a photogenic memory, the rest of us have to find other ways to remember things. And the rest of us take notes! Always take lots of notes on things, keywords etc which you can research later.
4. Get Lots of Sleep!
Don't be one of those guys or girls that stays up very late partying into the night and then rolls into the class all dishevelled and looking sleep depraved! Get a good nights sleep to avoid falling asleep in class!
5. Organise Your Study Notes
File your study notes in an organised way, try to use different coloured notes for different studies if possible and keep them neat and organised as this will help you to source them when you need to.
6. Plan Your Revision Times
It's best to plan the times you intend to do revision and then stick to it like religious clockwork. This way it will be clear to you what you need to learn and when and why!
Tip! You can get a weekly study planner from online that you can download and print off.
7. Create a Study Checklist
A study checklist is very similar to a revision times table but instead of planning dates when you will study, a study checklist is literally a list of the things you need to study. Create one trust me on this!
8. Use Mind Maps
Mind maps are great ways to make and take revision notes for your exams. You basically start with a question and then pose two answers from it which link to each and then those answers lead to more questions. This is a mind map and will help you get through!
9. Study in a Quiet Place
If possible, try to find a place to study that is quiet and free from distractions. Dorm rooms aren't always so great as there is often a lot of noise and action going on outside your door. Just try to find somewhere to study that is quiet and free from distractions so you can focus on your studies.
10. Form a Study Group
To find even more motivation to study and find success, you could form a study group. A small group of you that meet up and talk about and study one particular subject. This can be more rewarding than doing it yourself as you all motivate each other to do so.
11, Teach and Test Each Other
If you can teach and test each other topics from your revision and have others teach and test you then that will be an excellent way of learning about it. Kind of like how you get someone to test you from the Highway Code before you take your theory test.
12. Take Regular Breaks!
It's okay to take breaks you know? And you really should do too! Never exert and exhaust yourself as this can negatively affect your performance come your exam time. Take short breaks, a refresher, a coffee, a sandwich, a walk round the park for some air. You get the idea!
And that's 10+ study tips for students today. Or just for anyone that is studying something and wants to see more success and be practically guaranteed to pass their main test or exam.
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What other tips would you give to students studying today?
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- Do not procrastinate. I know that many of the students are busy but do not put a hold on projects or assignments. The quality of these projects or assignments will drop if you try and rush to complete it days before submission deadline.
- Always be brave to ask questions. It is okay to ask questions. Try and get clarity if you have any doubts. Do not assume that your comprehension of the subject thought is sufficient.
- Find seniors to assist you. I personally find seniors to be very helpful. They can inform you on professors' requirements and preferences. In fact, many of my projects were successful as I had some form of input from my seniors.
- Make use of learning resources. Based on my past experiences, I have noticed that not many students use the computer labs or libraries enough. These are excellent facilities which are conducive to completion of assignments.Although the Internet contain plenty of resources, the libraries have rare books which might help to differentiate you from other students. It will push your result from a B to A or A to A+.
I have some tips for students which are not mentioned above. [list=1][*]Do not procrastinate. I know that many of the students are busy but do not put a hold on projects or assignments. The quality of these projects or assignments will drop if you try and rush to complete it days before submission deadline.[/*][*]Always be brave to ask questions. It is okay to ask questions. Try and get clarity if you have any doubts. Do not assume that your comprehension of the subject thought is sufficient. [/*][*]Find seniors to assist you. I personally find seniors to be very helpful. They can inform you on professors' requirements and preferences. In fact, many of my projects were successful as I had some form of input from my seniors.[/*][/*][*]Make use of learning resources. Based on my past experiences, I have noticed that not many students use the computer labs or libraries enough. These are excellent facilities which are conducive to completion of assignments.Although the Internet contain plenty of resources, the libraries have rare books which might help to differentiate you from other students. It will push your result from a B to A or A to A+.[/*][/*][/list]Are you sure you want to delete this post?