<p>review notes 5 mins before the exam......do u call that studying?</p>
<p>I didn't study as I should have had, and it showed on my report card (3.4gpa...ouch!). I was a HUGE procrastinator. Although I had good study habits, I couldn't use them when I had an English papers, lab reports, problem sets do the next day. I'm kicking myself now because I could've had a better and less stressful freshman year. Well, whatever. It's only freshmen year. I still have three more years to improve.</p>
<p>I've always tried to study daily.. it's never really worked. I just don't have the discipline to study from notecards or whatever. Again, huge procrastinator. I just do my homework, which takes enough time as it is... and cram before a test.</p>
<p>i reread stuff, like someone else here said they do. it works for me.</p>
<p>oh yeah, there's nothing like cramming at 7:55 am in your car before a test first block. ah, the bliss of ap stat. how nice.</p>
<p>I find if I do the work for an AP, I'm good. It's funny though because two of my teachers have told me I have a great work ethic and I really don't. So people who know me, parents included, laughed their asses off at that.</p>
<p>I see it as some APs call for more intensive studying than others. I'm not doing extra work. I'm not doing work that isn't needed. I listen in class and try to get it.</p>
<p>Sometimes I fall asleep in class and let my subconcious absorb the material. Hey, works for me. Though with my senior schedule, more effort might be required. It's all good. :)</p>
<p>-Sammielynn</p>