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At college, a pen, pencil, ruler, calculator and a notebook saw me through nicely but I imagine at medical school I'll need a lot more than this?
i have 2 major modules in first year. So should I start with a big black file folder?
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At college, a pen, pencil, ruler, calculator and a notebook saw me through nicely but I imagine at medical school I'll need a lot more than this?
i have 2 major modules in first year. So should I start with a big black file folder?
Thanks!
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Depends how you study. I had a notebook and a pen - that's it. Other people in my year had binders split up by topic full of printouts, highlighted phrases, post-it notes, etc...up to you how you study. Just need an organisational system that works for you, and then a method of note taking however you want.
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Defo need two pens or more, if one runs out you might be up the stream without a paddle :\
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Depends how you study. I had a notebook and a pen - that's it. Other people in my year had binders split up by topic full of printouts, highlighted phrases, post-it notes, etc...up to you how you study. Just need an organisational system that works for you, and then a method of note taking however you want.
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Depends how you study. I had a notebook and a pen - that's it. Other people in my year had binders split up by topic full of printouts, highlighted phrases, post-it notes, etc...up to you how you study. Just need an organisational system that works for you, and then a method of note taking however you want.
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Thanks a lot! I prefer notebook than filing but how many notebooks did you go through a year?
Thanks a lot! I prefer notebook than filing but how many notebooks did you go through a year?
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That depends how you study - I wrote A LOT by hand, and went through 2-3 180-200 page notebooks a year. That's because handwriting was a core part of my studying, but some people will use hand writing more sparsely.
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I became very excited pre-university and bought a ton of stationary for medical school. Most of it is still sitting in a drawer under my desk. You really just need a pen, paper and somewhere to stuff it all in (and calculator if you've got some statistics exam).
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never take notes crew checking in.
never take notes crew checking in.
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I became very excited pre-university and bought a ton of stationary for medical school. Most of it is still sitting in a drawer under my desk. You really just need a pen, paper and somewhere to stuff it all in (and calculator if you've got some statistics exam).
I became very excited pre-university and bought a ton of stationary for medical school. Most of it is still sitting in a drawer under my desk. You really just need a pen, paper and somewhere to stuff it all in (and calculator if you've got some statistics exam).
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Colouring in pencils will help you
Colouring in pencils will help you
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Oh yeah I heard about this and anatomy revision thanks.
Oh yeah I heard about this and anatomy revision thanks.
I don't do any of this but some friends do and it helps them
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(Original post by Mubariz)
Actually Highlighters will probably be better for colouring in notes, when you colour code notes it's much easier to revise
I don't do any of this but some friends do and it helps them
Actually Highlighters will probably be better for colouring in notes, when you colour code notes it's much easier to revise
I don't do any of this but some friends do and it helps them
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I use written notes - so narrow ruled a4 and a 4 colour clicky pen. Then I make all my notes into revision cards (oh yes) so I use about 600 note cards too. But that's me. Go with whatever makes sense to you. After a semester you'll figure it out
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(Original post by shiggydiggy)
never take notes crew checking in.
never take notes crew checking in.
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Ha, I was thinking I was the only one who did this. The people at uni seem to think it's crazy!
Ha, I was thinking I was the only one who did this. The people at uni seem to think it's crazy!
Do you just use lecture slides and textbooks?
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never take notes crew checking in.
never take notes crew checking in.
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(Original post by OnionRing)
May I ask how do you take in information if you don't take notes?
Do you just use lecture slides and textbooks?
May I ask how do you take in information if you don't take notes?
Do you just use lecture slides and textbooks?
But yes, lecture slides cover everything you need, and if you want some background info then there's textbooks/internet
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(Original post by bertstare)
I've never understood why people come into lectures with a huge pad of paper, and sit there copying down everything that is already on the lecture slide practically word for word
But yes, lecture slides cover everything you need, and if you want some background info then there's textbooks/internet
I've never understood why people come into lectures with a huge pad of paper, and sit there copying down everything that is already on the lecture slide practically word for word
But yes, lecture slides cover everything you need, and if you want some background info then there's textbooks/internet
Although writing things does make me retain information more easily especially if I write it in my own words
but then I can do this after lectures!
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