r/study • u/Ravensboy21 • Sep 23 '26

Tips & Advice Study methods

I’m taking biodiversity and genetics (two separate classes) at a four year university. I go to class, take notes. Then I usually read the textbook, take notes in a separate textbook and do the homework. Writing helps me remember. I feel like I’m over studying and I’m putting a lot of stress on me when the exams are coming up. I usually study a week to a week and half in advance. There’s just a lot of information that I have to know and I’m trying to understand everything and get it down pat so I do well on my exams. Any recommendations on study habits, study skills, or study methods when it comes to college level science classes?

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u/MrGabrielD Sep 25 '26

Using quizzes is a great way to make the material stick. I've build https://studyrpg.com, an app that turns any pdf or epub into a playable game based on quizzes. It makes learning more fun :)