History degree: How do you revise for your end of year exams?
I'm quite overwhelmed by all the content I need to revise and am not sure how to go about it all. It would be helpful to know how other people have coped with the amount of revision required for a history degree.
What are your strategies for retaining information?
How do you organise your notes?
Thank you in advance!
What are your strategies for retaining information?
How do you organise your notes?
Thank you in advance!
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