http://www.collegeandfinance.com/how-to-study-maximizing-your-gpa/ Financial and General College Advice for Students and Families Thu, 21 Aug 2008 06:10:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://www.collegeandfinance.com/how-to-study-maximizing-your-gpa/#comment-713 Carnival of College Bloggers - Second Edition Wed, 26 Sep 2007 14:34:12 +0000 http://www.collegeandfinance.com/how-to-study-maximizing-your-gpa/#comment-713 [...] presents How to Study: Strategies for Maximizing Your GPA posted at College and Finance, saying, “Maximizing your GPA is simply a matter of adopting [...] […] presents How to Study: Strategies for Maximizing Your GPA posted at College and Finance, saying, “Maximizing your GPA is simply a matter of adopting […]

]]> http://www.collegeandfinance.com/how-to-study-maximizing-your-gpa/#comment-605 Dave Sun, 16 Sep 2007 13:34:06 +0000 http://www.collegeandfinance.com/how-to-study-maximizing-your-gpa/#comment-605 I gotta agree with Jimmy. Make sure you understand concepts right after you seen them in lectures, and then review again in regular weekly intervals. If you dont understand it still then you still have a lot of time to ask other people for their views. Preparation is key. I gotta agree with Jimmy. Make sure you understand concepts right after you seen them in lectures, and then review again in regular weekly intervals. If you dont understand it still then you still have a lot of time to ask other people for their views. Preparation is key.

]]> http://www.collegeandfinance.com/how-to-study-maximizing-your-gpa/#comment-603 Jimmy McGreen Sun, 16 Sep 2007 05:29:59 +0000 http://www.collegeandfinance.com/how-to-study-maximizing-your-gpa/#comment-603 I think the studying early part is critical as well. I find that if you study early, you establish a foundation of knowledge upon which you can built an extremely deep level of understanding each day of study. I also find that then studying before the test is much more efficient. If you have been looking at the material for the past 3 weeks, you may have forgotten a few details along the way, but you'll find your memory is almost photographic when you look at it again days before the test. I think the studying early part is critical as well. I find that if you study early, you establish a foundation of knowledge upon which you can built an extremely deep level of understanding each day of study. I also find that then studying before the test is much more efficient. If you have been looking at the material for the past 3 weeks, you may have forgotten a few details along the way, but you’ll find your memory is almost photographic when you look at it again days before the test.

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