How do 5.0 GPA students study from textbooks at Uni?

>>18236887
>5.0
It's high school. Just show up and you get a A.

>It's high school
No it isn't there's no hand holding.

How do uni students who get 4.0-5.0s study? What are they doing that I'm not outside of class to get the A+ that class when it comes to studying from textbooks?

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>>18237183
I'm pretty fucking sure no University worth it's salt gives out anything above a 4.0

Anyways, read a book you fucking nigger, there are a million + 1 books on study habits out there.

"How to Become a Straight-A Student" by Cal Newport is just as good as any other. Read it just before hitting college, still going strong with a 4.0 3 years later.

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>le 4.0 meme
>(5.0 in high school because participation trophies)

Private sector employers will know you scummed your class registration just to get the magic number. When you inevitably work for the public sector, your supervisor will be someone with a sub-3 GPA in a major like gender studies or psychology.

>>18237183
>uni students
>5.0

No serious college does anything over 4.

>>18237330
>because every Uni uses the same details as the US system

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>>18237535

>let's add an extra point to the GPA system
>because we're not allowed to have university track vs ghetto track anymore

The true story of the extra point in GPA.

>>18237183
Probably using study drugs like adderall, probably hollow shells of humans, or theyre better built for academia than you.

If youre having so much trouble then youre not a 5 gpa type of person. Which doesnt make you stupid or worthless. Just not built like the others for cramming massive amounts of knowledge and regurgitating it later.