The beginning of October always comes with the promise of midterms. But that doesn't have to be something to fear if you stay on track and create a study plan. Check out our quick Midterm Study Checklist below.
Think you'll need extra help? Make an appointment with a staff or peer tutor at the Tutoring and Learning Center. Call (815) 280-2730 or visit jjc.edu/tlc to learn more.
Schedule time for studying.
And make sure you stick to it! So log it in your phone or planner, make it a priority and don't forget to take regular breaks.
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Organize your materials.
Be sure you're studying the right material and in the right order!
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Get your professor to clarify anything you don't understand ahead of time.
Identify your struggles now so you're not trying to figure things out last minute.
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Find a study buddy.
Whether they are one of your closest friends or somebody you can learn from in class, having someone to study with can make you more accountable.
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Define a study strategy.
Whether it's flash cards, practice testing, outlining, re-reading or teaching others, figuring out which strategy works best for you is key.
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Grab snacks and a water bottle.
Don't forget to stay hydrated and choose healthy snacks to keep you energized.
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Unplug from the internet.
Eliminate all your distractions, including your wifi and your phone.
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Hit the books.
Good luck! Remember, you can always visit the Tutoring and Learning Center if you need help.
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