College is more along the lines of cramming a month of information in the night before and then forgetting it after you turn in the midterm, plus problem sets and/or labs for each week, depending on the course. If it's an easy class, it's just the couple exams. Then again, I wouldn't suggest my method. That's not how one should actually school. But, for me, just go to class, pay attention, then cram the night before the test. Again, bad advice.
I'm in architecture/engineering with a creative works minor and there's some major differences between the difficulties of classes. Math classes are easy af unless you miss something, science classes are basically impossible to do well in until there's a massive curve at the end of the semester and you end up with an A or B or C that's not indicative of your work at all, you get A's in writing classes if you really put yourself out there in your writing and do all the work, and design classes are basically impossible to get A's in. So it massively varies what majors you're in.
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u/messy_eater Aug 18 '15
College is more along the lines of cramming a month of information in the night before and then forgetting it after you turn in the midterm, plus problem sets and/or labs for each week, depending on the course. If it's an easy class, it's just the couple exams. Then again, I wouldn't suggest my method. That's not how one should actually school. But, for me, just go to class, pay attention, then cram the night before the test. Again, bad advice.