Deciding whether to seek tuition or rely on self-learning is a question that undoubtedly crosses the minds of many high school students…for good reason. It’s a deeply personal and self-reflective inquiry, driven by concerns about whether our current academic performance accurately reflects our true potential in that subject. It’s not a simple question; instead, it …
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In college, it is completely natural to feel stressed. The intense workload, pressure, and expectations can be overwhelming and may lead to severe anxiety and stress – but the important thing to realise is that you are not alone and almost all of us have felt one of the following at some stage. Here is some advice that some of us wished we would’ve heard when we were in college.
Note: this is NOT professional advice but more advice from personal experience
Sleep at least 8 hours the night before
No matter how much you cram the night before, not getting enough sleep will hinder your concentration and prevent you from doing well on the exam. You don’t want to be half-asleep when attempting trig problems, trust me.
There are so many ways to study, so it will naturally take some time to see which one works best for you! In this blog, I will be going over methods that worked particularly well for me as well as other high-achievers.
What external resources should I use? How should I use them?
Let’s first talk about the most common method of preparation: online UCAT platforms. The most commonly used ones are Medify, Medentry, and the official UCAT resources (click link to go to each page).
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