Use One Planner to get Organised — if everything you need to do is written down in one place, it is much easier to manage and reduces stress. And if you colour coordinate, it makes it easier to visualise how much time you spend on different tasks.
Take Breaks — it’s incredibly important to take time away from studying too, this could be spent with friends, doing hobbies, or watching your favourite show. You are more likely to remember more if you study in shorter, spaced-out sessions compared to cramming it all into one long study session.
Study Groups —Get together with people on your course and arrange a study session, it can be incredibly productive as you can ask each other questions which will further your own understanding (and it’s a great opportunity to make new friends)!
Don’t Study Where You Sleep —An easy mistake to make, but it really is worth it to put in the extra effort to get out of the house and go to a library, the Students’ Union or your own university building. Having a separate study space means that when you do go home you can properly rest and it prevents you from getting distracted if you were to study in your room.