Hi... Basically, the most common things.
Continuous practice and revision. Mark the aspects you are struggling with, give them extra efforts. Don't hesitate to ask questions and converse with people that may be better than you in that section so you learn and grow together. Peer influence really goes a long way.
One reason I love Economics is that you can use some ideas in your day-to-day life either in a serious way or just for fun. Either way, make sure what you are studying sticks.
Be cool and calm. Don't panic else you'll keep on forgetting things.
Rest when you need to, take care of your health and have fun when needed.
But always remember, eyes on the prize! Have that carved in your mind and act like it. All your actions during that period are really important.
Goodluck studying Economics!
Continuous practice and revision. Mark the aspects you are struggling with, give them extra efforts. Don't hesitate to ask questions and converse with people that may be better than you in that section so you learn and grow together. Peer influence really goes a long way.
One reason I love Economics is that you can use some ideas in your day-to-day life either in a serious way or just for fun. Either way, make sure what you are studying sticks.
Be cool and calm. Don't panic else you'll keep on forgetting things.
Rest when you need to, take care of your health and have fun when needed.
But always remember, eyes on the prize! Have that carved in your mind and act like it. All your actions during that period are really important.
Goodluck studying Economics!
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