Study Tips: Many students express a lack of interest in their studies as exams approach. They may keep their books open, but their thoughts drift elsewhere, leading to wasted time and decreased ...

Understanding Maths and Chemistry: Many students feel overwhelmed when faced with Maths and Chemistry. The sight of complex questions can be daunting, leading to a lack of confidence. Despite spending ...

Starting college, or even just a new semester, can feel like diving into a whirlwind of lectures, assignments, and campus activities. Between classes, clubs, work and social life, it’s easy to feel ...

Since the COVID-19 pandemic spread to the U.S. in 2020, college leaders and policymakers have raised questions about the academic preparation of today’s students. College readiness metrics in math and ...

Active study strategies are dynamic approaches that engage students in the classroom learning process, fostering deeper understanding and retention of material. What are active study strategies? These ...

Matthew Rhodes, cognitive psychologist and chair of the Department of Psychology, wrote this piece for SOURCE. When it comes to study tips, you may have heard things like “chew gum” or “listen to ...

Whether someone is a seasoned senior or gearing up for their first finals week as a freshman, the experience can be equally overwhelming. Though students often feel anxious and resort to last-minute ...

Finals week. These two words alone are enough to spike your heart rate. Whether you’re wrapping up your first semester at the University of Cincinnati or you’ve been through the grind a few times ...

The 5-Day Study Plan helps you prepare for an exam, and puts into practice what we know about how people learn and remember. The plan structures studying by forcing you to divide the exam material ...

As education increasingly transitions to virtual platforms, mastering online classes becomes essential for success. The unique structure of online learning can present challenges that traditional ...

Medical school has been likened to drinking from a fire hose. Students have just 4 years to absorb the deluge of content they’ll need to practice medicine. It takes 3-4 hours of studying every day ...