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May 2016 How smart do you have to be?
How smart do you have to be to get top grades?
Tasks, not time.
It's very easy to fall into the trap of treating study like a part-time job; clock on and clock off. The difference is, while you might get paid for your time in a part-time job, your time investment with study simply does not pay off. If you study for 3 hours, does that mean you earned yourself 3 hours of grades on your final exam? Not necessarily. The quality of your work will be the important factor. Did you spend 3 hours staring at a blank page while watching YouTube videos or did you do a practice exam?
Remember, when you sit down to study, make yourself a list of core tasks that will help you prepare for exams. Measure your progress in terms of tasks, not time.
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