How to learn properly

Just out of curiosity.

How the hell do you get to study medicine with 3,2 average?
Mine is 3,3.
I want to study too..but 8years waiting time is a bit too much for me
How did you do it?
What university?

Also I get what you mean.
But don't worry..I'm pretty sure that most of your class isn't that much better.

I had a friend who was perfect in school.
1.0, 1.1 or 1,2 average she had when she finished school.

She has been disciplined before university and also during university.
she studied hours on end for medicine but threw it after 2 semesters because she couldn't go on anymore.

Maybe it's not really about how good you are but rather how your endurance is like.
I think it's nearly impossible to pass each test.
You might have to repeat some exams several times or postpone them to the next semester.

Also your learning capabilities and memory will improve.
Get a system
Mnemonics or something like that

I'm studying at the Paracelsus Medizinische Privatuniversität. They have a university in Salzburg and one in Nürnberg (not gonna say at which one I am though lol).

Cool thing is they don't look at your grades. Bad thing is you have to do a test to get in.
I'd recommend you take a look at that university. Although they require you to pay a relatively huge amount of money to study there, they have several programs to help you or even take over the costs if you can't afford it. I for example use such a plan, whereas I pay a certain percentage of my future salary back, until I paid it off. (It's a fix percentage, so they can't/won't rip you off, and I've spoken to some people in advance who also told me it's not a ripoff, although you have to pay some interest, of course)

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Make it interesting for yourself. Watch a video on what you're learning, for example. Get started early. Work for 40 min, take a 5 to 10 min break, and continue. Most people's attention spans last from 40 min to an hour.
If you like music, try making a song with what you're learning. Talk about the material with classmates. Write on a whiteboard or teach someone after you've learned.

Or just Google how to study. Try reputable sites. Also try buying a study book from a uni or somewhere reliable. I have a college learning and motivation strategies textbook. Don't get anything too dense. Just something to get you started

Oh, Nürnberg? Hello, neighbour.

As always, first thing is to ask for help. Identify the top performer in class and ask them how they did it.

I don't study medicine but usually the whole trick is just to sit and spend time with the material.