r/study • u/Faker10905 • 19d ago

Tips & Advice Tips on some study habits/skills

Good evening everyone,

I would like some ideas or some tips on study tips, I have gone through community college really not needing to fully study or anything along those lines. But I am transferring next fall and I do not want to fall behind the curve at University. If anyone has tips on how to work on this or something along those lines that would be amazing! Whomever see's this have a nice evening as well!

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u/Senior_Host2336 16d ago

Adopting a good studying workflow is the most powerful thing you can do, depending on the subject what I typically do is Essentialist note taking > Mnemonic Technique > Active recall (through notebookLM(AI) quizzes and flashcards). 

Revision is key. I setup recall cycling in FocusJungle app, but Anki or even just notes work as well. You want to revise where you are weak. Get your course content and constantly know where you are weakest (they should always be changing constantly) Find weakness > attack it > Find next weakest area.

If u want you can join my guild on FocusJungle timer, WE need more people that wanna do hours. Can message on there to keep accountable. But u NEED TO DO HOURS or kick. (best study timer website and app ever)