As Palmer Main students gear up for finals, our work-study students share their top study tips.
- “Flashcards are a great tool and so is color coordinating your notes. The key to studying is to find a place that feels relaxing, and for me, that’s the library.” – Adriana Rodrigues Alvarez, first-trimester student
- “Write it down! Replicate your notes and concepts on another piece of paper or tablet. It can help make recalling topics much easier.” – Tristan Wendt, fifth-trimester student
- “Color-code your notes so your brain knows where to refer back to on an exam. Draw out concept maps and pictures to help.” – Kate Hatch, fifth-trimester student
- “Use multiple methods of studying for one subject – whether that be using a quizlet one day, reading and reciting lecture notes a different day, using a whiteboard to rewrite the notes on a different day. Seeing material in different lenses will help you master it.” – Michael Agyei, fourth-trimester student
We understand that the life of a Palmer student is fast-paced and often challenging. Did you know Palmer offers free student academic support, academic advising, and wellness services? This may include accommodations for students with disabilities, peer tutoring, open lab assistance and more. If you are a student struggling with your academic workload, are looking for more study skill resources, or would like to learn more about free, confidential counseling services, visit www.palmer.edu/students/.
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