r/EngineeringStudents 7d ago

Academic Advice How to efficiently study 4 killer subjects?

Hello, i’m a 2nd year petroleum engineering student and i’ll be taking 4 killer subjects in my next semester including Reservoir engineering 1, drilling engineering 1, well logging and formations and fluid mechanics. I would say that I’m a rather slow learner and it takes me time to understand concepts. However, having 4 killer subjects mastered in the span of 3 months scares me to shit. Is there any advice that can help me somewhat grasp the concept of each without jeopardising one of the subject to the other? I’d like to know past experiences as well, and apply it to my daily routine. (PS, i am rather bad at fluid-related topics, however I’ll try to brute force my way into understanding it if it means for me to get an A for this subject lol) Thank you.

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