I once told my classmates that if we could study at half the state of high school, we would be far from what we are today. But we are not high school students anymore, and learning is not all we have. We need to take part in extracurricular activities, part-time jobs and so on. From then on, I began to consciously try to arrange my study and life. We have plenty of time, but we can't spend it at will. You can't learn if you want, but you can learn whatever you want. Although we study voluntarily, we found that this way is no longer suitable after going to college.

If you feel the same way about what we said above, if you want to change your current study status and manage your study time better, you can try the following suggestions, which may be helpful to you:

1. Know your study habits now. Before we make any changes, we should know what we are now, otherwise how can we know what to change? Review what you did today every night. You can call this a study diary or something. If you think you have a bad memory, you can always bring a small notebook to write these things down. Because college life is more regular, you can clearly understand your habits in about one to two weeks. Next, let's see how to change!

If you have been in class for an hour, please spend two hours reviewing. This article sounds simple, but it is very important and easy to be ignored. Whether you are making a plan or actually carrying it out, you should keep it in mind. College courses are no longer like repeating a little thing for 40 minutes. You can only give you an understanding when you talk for an hour. Even if you understand, it doesn't mean you remember. Now you need to complete this process of repetition and memory by yourself, so you must spend time. If you do as I say, its effect will be reflected before the exam.

3. Start with difficult courses. You can start with difficult courses or courses that you are bored with. After all, when you start a day of study, you are in a good state of mind and won't take a nap, so hurry up and use your best time to solve these problems! I know many people like to spend their time on their favorite courses, but these difficult courses or courses you don't like need you to spend more time to complete.

4. Avoid studying for a long time. Many people like to go out early and go home late for self-study when there is no class, which is of course true! But be sure to rest every hour, and don't always take a class, change it appropriately. All these will help you improve your study efficiency. Of course, there is no way for friends who are preparing for GRE or TOEFL to change. In most cases, one day is spent reciting the little red book, so at least don't study for more than three hours, or try to do a few math problems.

5. Find the best time of the day. Some people like to study late at night because it is quiet there; Some people like reading books in the morning because they are awake. Anyway, find your best study time and use it to deal with those difficult or important courses. After all, we all hope that the higher the input-output ratio, the better.

6. Learn to use the time wasted while waiting. Waiting for the bus, the next class and other time add up to quite a lot. Just because they are alone for a short time, they are easily overlooked by everyone. In fact, you can do a lot of things in five minutes, such as reviewing word cards and reviewing class content.

7. Make a timetable for this semester. Many people know this suggestion. What I want to say is: If you haven't prepared the timetable for your daily life, prepare the timetable for this semester now. You can put your courses, homework, papers, exams and other contents in this timetable, so that you can better understand what needs to be done.