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Any tips on how to memorize big amounts of data for Uni?
I study through distant learning (engineering management) and get 400-500 page scripts per course. I don't have much problems with engineering courses, but management part is fucked up. It's plain memorize everything, or you will have a bad day. I have to invest a shit ton of time to be ready for each exam.
I experimented with repeated reading (5-6 times), underlining key phrases, taking notes, summarizing and mind maps.
All did work but the amount of time it took was just crazy.
I need to get more efficient, i still have a lot of exams to go. Any good tips, what else could i try?
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>>17498286
>read out loud
>record it
>listen all the time
Do this. It will eventually get stuck in your head and you can do other shit in the meantime
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>>17498286
gotta build a mind palace yo
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Try to formulate your summary as a set of questions and answers. Then you can reviewing the material by taking them as a test. Review your weak questions.
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>>17498286
Adderall.
Don't write every single fucking thing he says, that's on the power points or is written on the board.
Only write a few difficult examples because if you can solve those then you can solve the Mickey Mouse ones.
Index cards with formulas, use them.
Do not fucking cram the night before the test; start studying at least a week or more before it.
Don't take too many difficult classes at once; you'll blow a mental gasket.
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