Question

Not a typical question, but I could use some advice:

What is the best way to study for Cell Biology exams? I have A's in all of my classes (including Statistics and General Chemistry II) except for that one, and my usual studying techniques could not be more useless in this particular subject (I just got an F on my last test). My professor is known for having questions on his tests which are much more complicated than what he speaks on during lecture, but he also says that the test questions are 90% lecture, so I really don't know what to do at this point. He does not assign homework questions either, so all I have to rely on are my notes.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!

Answer 1

Dear student;

There's nothing much complicated that you need to take so much tension.I do not know how and what techniques your proffesor uses during delivering lectures but if you are not scoring well do not get disheartened.First you have to clear all your basics and revise thoroughly.You need not refer initially to tough books rather go for basic books.And you can depend on video lectures available on internet because video helps you remember better.And do revise and recapitulate what you have read on a leap of fourteen days.After completion of basics you can refer to some good book for detailed study along with solving questions with help of internet guide or ur Proff.Nothing is magic and nothing can happen suddenly.You need to invest time and clear basics and then accelerate to complication.Note down what you read and revise.I am sure you can do well.Do not worry.