How much paper do you use?

I know this is a very weird question, but;

I have bought some of those little notepads that WHSmith sells, just the small little ringbinder types. I'm doing a joint honors degree, in each there is three modules - do you think I'd be able to have just one book per subject, or should I split them all up by modules? I don't know if there will be enough work to fill up seperate books per module to be honest.

Reply 1

tbm

I bought one of those Pukka pads with separated sections in every year and just used that, and that was enough for me.

Reply 2

x mel x

i think it depends on how much work you want/have to do outside of lectures

Reply 3

Forté

tbm

I bought one of those Pukka pads with separated sections in every year and just used that, and that was enough for me.

Maybe im going a little OTT, but i was going to buy one of those for each module :s-smilie:

How can i prepare for effective note taking? ... just that i know its meant to be a skill in itself, compared to copying off notes from the board at A Level :rolleyes:

Reply 4

ßlαcksωαn

I have a note book for each subject (one per semester)
another big book I write random notes and essays/reports in.
And the paper in my printer ;yes;
It's better to have more than not enough

Reply 5

la fille danse

I have one notebook for all my subjects.

Reply 6

tbm

Forté

Maybe im going a little OTT, but i was going to buy one of those for each module :s-smilie:

How can i prepare for effective note taking? ... just that i know its meant to be a skill in itself, compared to copying off notes from the board at A Level :rolleyes:

It really depends on what sort of modules you have to be honest

For example I did a science degree so a lot of my time was spent doing lab work, where we were given additional notebooks to complete so I didnt use the pukka pad much for those. For lectures, I just used my pukka pad and it was fine, I had loads of space left :smile: