Where can I find good study tips for college students?
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MY BEST QUARTER I WENT HOME EACH NIGHT AND REWROTE MY NOTES IN A SPIRAL NOTEBOOK. WHAT SURPRISED ME MOST WAS THAT I REMEMBERED SO MUCH MORE, WITH THE INFO FRESH IN MY MIND, AND THAT BECAME MY STUDY NOTEBOOK.\n\n\nGOD BLESS
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Here are some excellent websites that should be helpful to you.  Good luck with your studies.
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A couple of the most important tips:\n\nStudy every day; don't wait until just before a test.\n\nStudy only what you don't know; don't go over things you already know.\n\nIf you search the Internet for "how to study" you will find loads of web sites with more ideas.
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Well, you can probably find flash cards to help you study.  Check with your bookstore or school library.
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I agree. The Princeton Review worked best for me, too. Check it out: it also has online help, quizzes, and tips.
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http://homeworktips.about.com/?once=true&\n\nhttp://www.gearupchicago.org/college/SAT-ACT/SAT-ACT.html\n\nHope these sites help.
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How about studying instead of sitting online in yahoo answers?
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Be willing to learn new study skills is a good place to start. Also setting up a term calendar and study routine is a good idea. When you know what you have to have done and what amount of time you have to do it in you can better allocate your time.\n\nRead every day. If you have a paper to work on, start it the day it is assigned, even if you're just brain storming.\n\nMake sure you attend as many classes as humanly possible. Of course if you're in a car accident or mauled by dingos or something you can't go, but other than that, you should show up. Make sure you take notes and if you miss a class get notes from your classmates. Go over your notes, they may help you in guiding your reading and are invaluable study materials.\n\nTake care of your health. Get lots of sleep, drink plenty of water and eat healthy foods. I know that's not always possible but if given the choice between an apple and a chocolate bar, choose the apple. Try and get 20 minutes of exercise 3 times a week.\n\nKnow your limits. When you feel burned out or just a bit blue, call up a friend and go out for coffee to relax a bit. Don't bite off more than you can chew. Just because that guy in your calculus class can take 5 classes and work two part time jobs and get a 4.0 GPA doesn't mean you have to!\n\nMost important, remember that this time is for you. This is your education and your future. Don't peddle it away trying to live up to others expectations. Set your own goals and enjoy achieving them!
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If you go to the CLEP website and look at the outlines for the test, they have recommended textbooks for study.  But for many of the tests, there are in-depth study courses at www.istudysmart.com.
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www.wordtechs.com\n\nThey won't write a college paper for you, but they have student rates and will do the research and pull what you've written into a readable, passing form. I had them look over some of my college work, and it was way cheap, and all of my papers were definitely improved for having them look over it.\n\nGood luck!
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Try the following website:\nwww.learningexpresslibrary.com  \nThey have on-line tests and tutorials for many tests. Also, you can score your tests and get explanations to help you understand the material. However, you do need a library card to sign-in to use the service. I used it for the California test, and it really helped me narrow my focus on what I needed to study.
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My best trick when I was in college was to study one thing for 15 minutes at a time, take a 2 minute break and then start a new subject, cycling though everything till I was done.. that way my attention span didn't wear out in time for me to not grasp what I was studying and the small breaks helped get me refreshed for the next subject.\nGood luck!
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Set aside a certain amount of time each day to review the material from class.  Re-read and highlight your own notes for main ideas and major details.  If you don't have notes, but you have a textbook, you can skim each chapter and take brief notes now.  Some people work well in study groups where others can explain concepts that you may not understand, but some people can't focus that way.  Learn what is best for you by trying a variety of strategies--with or without music/people/etc.  It also depends what you're studying, but having someone quiz you out loud can help if you need to learn vocabulary.  Good luck!
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http://www.internet4classrooms.com/act_sat.htm\nhttp://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/prep_one/prep_one.html
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Well \n1st look at the bright side, \nAll A's and B's\n\nYour tests and quizes need to improve!!!\nHere are some study tips and class tips. \n1. Make flashcards and quiz yourself\n2. Go into a room with NO distractions including; phone, t.v., computer, and other things. \n3. Do not turn on music it takes your mind off the topic\n4. Make yourself a self test, then quiz yourself\n5. Re-read the material\n6. Calm down, believe in yourself, and you can do it\nHere are some in-clas tips\nTAKE NOTES 4 your quizzes these are important!\nAlso, try and get your assignments DONE these are also important. Just keep working. \nIf you find yourself going to the computer only for games, step away and just THINK about what you are going to do. \nGood Luck\n\nRemember Completion is everything esspecially in science! IN science PLEASE TRY AND NOT GET A D in Assignments!!!\nJust study hard, and try better and you can do it. Ok. Here is the first step...\nGet off the computer and do your work! If your done, plan ahead.
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Here are some tips that work best for me.  Hopefully they will work for you too.\n\nIf you have one exam to study, divide the work up into small "chunks".  This will improve your chance of remembering the information.  Study for only about an hour at a time.  Often times if you study past an hour, the information will be a big blur and difficult to comprehend and remember.  You may always study more, but give yourself a break.\n\nIf you have more than one exam, follow the tips above.  Just make sure you are studing all of the subject areas everyday.\n\nHope that helps,\n\nAlex
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collegeboard.com \n\ngreat site for all general collegic information. I'm a teen and this has helped my greatly.