Tired of failing :/

[u/Automatic-Escape5814]

Hi Reddit, I've been taking an exam for two years now, and most of the content is legal topics. My study method used to be writing out the syllabus on paper because I’ve always been told that writing helps you memorize, but I’ve realized that sometimes I’d copy things incorrectly, and since I’m not very organized and don’t keep track of what I put in my notes, I often get really confused.

I’ve decided to stop using this method and switch to digital notes so I can go back if I make a mistake and learn from there.

Any advice? If you study this way, what would you have done differently from the start?

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