I found that the only way for me to get the solid 4.0 was to first quit the part time job I was working 20-30 hours per week, then I found that I would need to sit down in the library for the better part of the night and read. I'm talking hours of reading. I'd go to the library from 5-9:30pm every night and would read untill I could read no more. I did this because I realized that I wanted to go to graduate school, and because I knew I was capable of earning better better grades than "B's" all the time. I was really happy when I started to get 100% on tests and enventually I would end the quarter with my first ever 4.0 gpa. It's really a great feeling. All you need as a student is motivation and commitment. Once you have those two things, more than half the battle is done. The other half is all about discipline and follow through. Anyone can do it, but it takes hard work, and a certain level of finacial stability (for me, working was my crux. I simply couldn't get A's while working 30 hours a week).
I featured this video on my blog post about study skills. I use a lot of these tips myself, and my GPA is a 4.0 for this semester. Good luck to other college students, I know if you apply yourself you can succeed!
I'm a professor and use this in my classes on the first day to give a student's perspective on how to get an A. It's a lovely video and the student's seem to enjoy it. My only feedback would be that "Rate My Professor" is not a reliable source for professor information as the grumpy students seem to post to that source more often than do satisfied students. The best people to ask about professors are those who have taken the class in the recent past or your advisor. The bottom line is that you can learn from anyone--good, bad or indifferent--as long as you want to learn.
I have not long finished my first year at university, and I didn't do very well at all. Despite the hardwork and putting in so much effort I was lucky to pass. My grades showing a pattern of getting worse. Thanks for posting this video, it is really helpful and thanks so much for the tips.
Joe Bloggs I too can relate to not having grades reflecting effort. It really ain't fair when someone works hard, and yet no matter how much effort is put in... the person still gets low grades.
Ah, I needed to hear this, definitely a huge wake up call since I'm a sophomore and kind of just been staying along the B's. Thanks for the tips/reminders!
Thank you, this video is very helpful, i'm use to getting A's, but since i've started Accounting class, I find it difficult to do, then I begin to get bored, seeing this video just motivated me to get back to where I was. Thumbs up.
my professor writes a lot of things on the board but he does not allow us to take notes and treats us like we're babies. he also likes to humiliate students and goes too far on calling us out on stuff. he's also very 50/50 on how he's going to answer a question. sometimes, when a student asks something he'll answer it (not even clearly), but other times he just goes off on a tangent about whatever he's upset about and goes way too far and just humiliates the student. like one day, somebody asked about if PS I and PS II referred to dark reaction and light reaction. and he just went off about how what he wrote on the board shouldn't be a negotiation or whatever when the student was only confused. so i'm just too afraid to ask because i'm afraid of his reactions. he also likes to bangs the board every so often to make sure we're paying attention. it's really annoying and a little straining just to sit there and try to listen even when the material is already hard, there's a lot of stuff being thrown at you, and he doesn't allow us to take notes, and he has a really strong french accent. even he has admitted that his english isn't that great and this is going on way too long so i'll just end here and say that sometimes you'll just have to end up teaching yourself everything for a class because the professor is no help at all and they'll make you question why they became a professor. ok. sorry for the long rant. you gave really good advice.
Thank you so much for this video , I actually just finished my freshman year and it wasn't that good , I didn't fail any classes but anyways it wasn't as good as I wanted to be . I also had a chemistry class last semester that I passed with a B- and honestly I found huge difficulties understanding and applying formulas . I'm studying Engineering and management science so yeah the worst is yet to come . I really hope I can improve myself as you did . Thank you so much again ♥
This is freaking spot on. I did sooo bad in freshman year... didn't get ANY sleep, I pretended to myself that I knew everything and that I didn't need to study, was NEVER prepared for class, never did any of the readings, forgot SO MANY assignments..... I went from being an A+ student in high school to a C student in university. But I couldn't afford a lot of the textbooks so that had to do with it a bit. Also, you're SO pretty!!!!!!!!
Hey ,omg this was honestly the so far the best tips i ever got ,I give it an A. I am from Trinidad and Tobago and i swear by Allah the creator it was guided by him that I stumbled upon it .Thank you tons hope the best for you .
very helpful- i know all this, but it does help to hear someone list all of these tips for me. really want to apply myself more in my studies next semester.
I knew after I volunteered for a few summers at local hospital that the passion wasn't there compared to my fellow classmates. I would say give it your all and at the end of the day, if it's not for you try something else. I'm actually starting fresh studying Business Economics for Advertising. I love what I do here on RUclips :)
OMG that was a great video! We have somewhat a similar story. I was a bio major, wanting to go to medical school...hahaha My first year grades were not very good, but I got much better in my second year and managed to get 4.0 GPA for the rest of my degree. I shared some of my tips in the video as well :)
My advice for you would be to print out the lecture slides if available, if not just copy everything down such as definitions, words written on the board, and diagrams
"buy the textbook' Such a great tip! I learned the hard way. I didn't buy the book and I made copies from a book in the library. It took so much of my time. Great video!
I'm better if I study alone I'm definitely sure because I got a plot 1 and straight 1 on my card in prelim :) sometimes it's better to be alone because sometimes you have to find yourself and avoid distractions
I spent 2 years trying to study chemistry for pre dent. In reality I love biology and want to teach. I also love languages like spanish polish and ASL. Sometimes it takes bad experiences to realize your true calling. This advice was on point
For online classes, print out the schedule and stay on time for assignments. Missing them because you forgot would be a really bad mistake. I'm sure you will do just fine :)
Ally, THANK YOU SO MUCH! Its like we "know" most of all this things but sometimes we just decide not to follow them and then comes failure. Watching this video was so good!
awww the ending was so cute XD thank you this video was super helpful :) would you ever do a Q&A relating to college video? i think loads of ppl have questions esp about college
Just when i needed this advice!!! Omg your the bestttt👍 thank you so much. Am a freshman and I didnt do great this semester! Am a human bio major and have been struggling in chem too!! I will take your word of advice and thank you again!! We need more people like you on this planet😃
Thanks Ally! I'm going to be a freshman this year in college and I really want to have good grades so thanks so much for posting this video! It was really helpful!
Hey Ally, Thanks for making this video, it was very helpful. I saved this video to my favorites because I will be graduating high school this year and found the tips extremely helpful for future reference!
Thank you so much for this video, i'm not a college student yet but I will definately use these tips for high school, i'm taking honors/ap classes right now and I'm struggling on staying on top of things right now since I never took honors
I completely relate to this video. However, I did end up failing my chem course as a Bio major. I went to office hours, I went to the extra SI/ TA sessions, studied with other students out of class, a chem tescher offered to tutor me, I assisted tutoring hours, and I read the text book. Im not sure if my major is right for me, but I will continue to work as dilkigentky next semester and see how it goes.
I admire you for taking the time to share your personal experience to help out the unexperienced that may benefit from it. P.S you are stupendously pretty. And have perfect teeth. Someone should give you a freakin' merit badge.
Thanks so much for your tips and advices :-) I'm really going to try to apply them when I go back to school. I realized I also did most of the mistakes you mentioned when I first started college. I also had a hard time and was falling behind in class, especially in Chemistry and Algebra. I was also taking up a pre-med course, and those subjects just weren't my type. I had to get a tutor too. I had a hard time in my study habits since I was still adjusting after being home schooled. Being a freshman sure isn't easy, huh? Especially during tests, which was one of the most stressful times (I hope you could make a video about how to reduce test anxieties if you haven't made one yet). Anyways, I had to stop from college for a while because I got diagnosed with a mood and anxiety disorder. So yeah. Maybe just take a break first to get myself prepared when I go back to finish my course. Thanks again! Keep it up ;-)
Hi Ally, thanks a lot for doing this video, I've loved it! :) Last year was my freshman year at college and it didn't go as I expected AT ALL! One really big problem for me is that here in Spain we just don't use textbooks in uni. Also, I've been dealing with a lot of anxiety problems. I'm great at doing timetables and I do most of the things about organisation that you've said, but a huge problem is that it seems impossible for me to actually stick to them! So I always end up procrastinating and leaving everything for the last day, and that is horrible for my anxiety. I used to have great marks but I've never had good studying habits, so when I try to study I struggle to concentrate. It's so hard that I would always finally give it up. This year I'm starting Medicine and it's a second opportunity to start again and be the student that I've always wanted to be. Help me please! Do you have any tips for me?
These are really great tips! I would love to link to this video in my recent "Top 10 Tips to Make the Most of This School Year!" video, if you don't mind. We have some of the same tips, but I took a more broad approach with my tips (school, life, social, personal confidence, and work). I would love to refer people to your video, since one of my tips was to take school seriously :) Let me know if that's ok!
I studied BS Biology for my freshman year, and I can totally relate with how the grades said on paper didn't reflect the amount of effort (that I thought I was putting) into studying...
Wow this are great tips :) I'm not in college yet I'm in my second year of high school but it never too late to use these tips for the rest of the years of my high school :)
This is really helpful thanks! :) There are so many things I would change about my first years in university too lol but oh well it all works out in the end!
also having a consistantly working computer helps to if you do not work well in a college computer lab and you live on campus i went from A's and B's for the most part with only 1 F because I did not have a specific book on a program I use to help me get through the reading for college classes (I have a learning disability) to C's and D's because of it (my laptop's charging port started to not work out just after half way through a semester
Thank you for motivating me to pick up my summer homework book thats due tomorrow the first day of school, 140 pages left, If I can zoom through my favorite books I can zoom through this (:
i always study at night when my son is asleep. but when i go into class at 6p.m i always find it hard to concentrate. and cant wrap my head around the lecture i alwasys have questiones but to emberrased to ask. i do sit in the front of the class to not get distracted. am i dumb? why cant i be a smart student naturally?
Word, when I don't sleep enough I will sometimes literally start feeling asleep during class, and I can always tell later on which classes I was struggling in because my notes will be full with spelling errors and unfinished sentences!
When I'm struggling with focusing on studying at home it often helps for me to switch up my study environment and go the library. Then you're solely focused on studying, and once I get one or two productive days in, it's somehow easier to keep it up when I go back to my own room.
Another tip that might be helpful is not to copy from the solutions manual or online. Due to the fact that you wont perform as well on the final or tests.
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i don't agree with "don't study alone" because i study better alone tbh no matter how smart the other person is ..but i just focus better alone
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I found that the only way for me to get the solid 4.0 was to first quit the part time job I was working 20-30 hours per week, then I found that I would need to sit down in the library for the better part of the night and read. I'm talking hours of reading. I'd go to the library from 5-9:30pm every night and would read untill I could read no more.
I did this because I realized that I wanted to go to graduate school, and because I knew I was capable of earning better better grades than "B's" all the time.
I was really happy when I started to get 100% on tests and enventually I would end the quarter with my first ever 4.0 gpa. It's really a great feeling.
All you need as a student is motivation and commitment. Once you have those two things, more than half the battle is done. The other half is all about discipline and follow through.
Anyone can do it, but it takes hard work, and a certain level of finacial stability (for me, working was my crux. I simply couldn't get A's while working 30 hours a week).
Use Flash Cards!! This helps so much for science majors!
I featured this video on my blog post about study skills. I use a lot of these tips myself, and my GPA is a 4.0 for this semester. Good luck to other college students, I know if you apply yourself you can succeed!
Thank you for the feature!
I'm a professor and use this in my classes on the first day to give a student's perspective on how to get an A. It's a lovely video and the student's seem to enjoy it. My only feedback would be that "Rate My Professor" is not a reliable source for professor information as the grumpy students seem to post to that source more often than do satisfied students. The best people to ask about professors are those who have taken the class in the recent past or your advisor. The bottom line is that you can learn from anyone--good, bad or indifferent--as long as you want to learn.
I have not long finished my first year at university, and I didn't do very well at all. Despite the hardwork and putting in so much effort I was lucky to pass. My grades showing a pattern of getting worse. Thanks for posting this video, it is really helpful and thanks so much for the tips.
I can really relate to not having your grades reflect your effort - thats the worst
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Joe Bloggs I too can relate to not having grades reflecting effort. It really ain't fair when someone works hard, and yet no matter how much effort is put in... the person still gets low grades.
Step 1: Be Asian
That is all.
i was thinking the same thing lmfao
AGisGR8 Cool down girl, I think that Araragi Koyomi was just kidding...
Every one knows that race has nothing to do with grades....
pfft i'm asian and i don't get straight As
i wish i were like that
nahh :') LOL
I'm an Asian.. born in NYC..
But uhm yeaa..
I'm not really GREAT at school xD
I'm 13 and I'm addicted to college videos.
me too!
omg me 2!!!
i have nothing against that, but why?
you're so young. you were like born in 2000. o.o
im 11
Ah, I needed to hear this, definitely a huge wake up call since I'm a sophomore and kind of just been staying along the B's. Thanks for the tips/reminders!
Thank you, this video is very helpful, i'm use to getting A's, but since i've started Accounting class, I find it difficult to do, then I begin to get bored, seeing this video just motivated me to get back to where I was. Thumbs up.
my professor writes a lot of things on the board but he does not allow us to take notes and treats us like we're babies. he also likes to humiliate students and goes too far on calling us out on stuff. he's also very 50/50 on how he's going to answer a question. sometimes, when a student asks something he'll answer it (not even clearly), but other times he just goes off on a tangent about whatever he's upset about and goes way too far and just humiliates the student. like one day, somebody asked about if PS I and PS II referred to dark reaction and light reaction. and he just went off about how what he wrote on the board shouldn't be a negotiation or whatever when the student was only confused. so i'm just too afraid to ask because i'm afraid of his reactions. he also likes to bangs the board every so often to make sure we're paying attention. it's really annoying and a little straining just to sit there and try to listen even when the material is already hard, there's a lot of stuff being thrown at you, and he doesn't allow us to take notes, and he has a really strong french accent. even he has admitted that his english isn't that great and this is going on way too long so i'll just end here and say that sometimes you'll just have to end up teaching yourself everything for a class because the professor is no help at all and they'll make you question why they became a professor. ok. sorry for the long rant. you gave really good advice.
Now i need a video how to pay attention to this video...
Thank you so much for this video , I actually just finished my freshman year and it wasn't that good , I didn't fail any classes but anyways it wasn't as good as I wanted to be . I also had a chemistry class last semester that I passed with a B- and honestly I found huge difficulties understanding and applying formulas . I'm studying Engineering and management science so yeah the worst is yet to come . I really hope I can improve myself as you did . Thank you so much again ♥
This is freaking spot on. I did sooo bad in freshman year... didn't get ANY sleep, I pretended to myself that I knew everything and that I didn't need to study, was NEVER prepared for class, never did any of the readings, forgot SO MANY assignments..... I went from being an A+ student in high school to a C student in university. But I couldn't afford a lot of the textbooks so that had to do with it a bit. Also, you're SO pretty!!!!!!!!
What if your really shy... I personally have a hard time talking to people.
Same
nikki naval No one wants to talk with people. 😂😂
Hey ,omg this was honestly the so far the best tips i ever got ,I give it an A. I am from Trinidad and Tobago and i swear by Allah the creator it was guided by him that I stumbled upon it .Thank you tons hope the best for you .
very helpful- i know all this, but it does help to hear someone list all of these tips for me. really want to apply myself more in my studies next semester.
I knew after I volunteered for a few summers at local hospital that the passion wasn't there compared to my fellow classmates. I would say give it your all and at the end of the day, if it's not for you try something else. I'm actually starting fresh studying Business Economics for Advertising. I love what I do here on RUclips :)
Most of these are so common and obvious but people always underestimate little things that will make you success.
OMG that was a great video! We have somewhat a similar story. I was a bio major, wanting to go to medical school...hahaha My first year grades were not very good, but I got much better in my second year and managed to get 4.0 GPA for the rest of my degree. I shared some of my tips in the video as well :)
My advice for you would be to print out the lecture slides if available, if not just copy everything down such as definitions, words written on the board, and diagrams
"buy the textbook' Such a great tip! I learned the hard way. I didn't buy the book and I made copies from a book in the library. It took so much of my time. Great video!
No matter how good it is, there is always a genius asian kid
i'm starting in college next week: Biology and medical laboratory at the Life Science faculty. I'm excited!
I'm better if I study alone I'm definitely sure because I got a plot 1 and straight 1 on my card in prelim :) sometimes it's better to be alone because sometimes you have to find yourself and avoid distractions
I just started college last week but looking at all the homework that's coming up, I think English will be my hardest class. Thanks for the tips! (:
I spent 2 years trying to study chemistry for pre dent. In reality I love biology and want to teach. I also love languages like spanish polish and ASL. Sometimes it takes bad experiences to realize your true calling. This advice was on point
For online classes, print out the schedule and stay on time for assignments. Missing them because you forgot would be a really bad mistake. I'm sure you will do just fine :)
I'm a freshman in highschool but it's never too early to start, i was starting to feel nagative and not care and this helped me : )
Ally, THANK YOU SO MUCH! Its like we "know" most of all this things but sometimes we just decide not to follow them and then comes failure.
Watching this video was so good!
I really like how you edit this video with so calming music. So great tips as well.
Great tips, just wanted to add one thing: take good notes and rewrite them! It helps!
I've made the same mistakes on my freshman year of college too >.< These are definitely great tips. I am a pre-nursing major, so it's really hectic.
awww the ending was so cute XD thank you this video was super helpful :) would you ever do a Q&A relating to college video? i think loads of ppl have questions esp about college
I love the "research about your professor's teaching style" tip the most. Love your videos! New subbie :)
Thank you so much for this useful tips! Starting 5th July, I will enter college for the first time. I Will do my best and get straight A+ 🙏
Just when i needed this advice!!! Omg your the bestttt👍 thank you so much. Am a freshman and I didnt do great this semester! Am a human bio major and have been struggling in chem too!! I will take your word of advice and thank you again!! We need more people like you on this planet😃
Thank you Mimi! Good luck with your studies!
Thanks Ally! I'm going to be a freshman this year in college and I really want to have good grades so thanks so much for posting this video! It was really helpful!
Hey Ally, Thanks for making this video, it was very helpful. I saved this video to my favorites because I will be graduating high school this year and found the tips extremely helpful for future reference!
I will be starting college in the fall and your videos have actually been pretty helpful.
Go with your gut and a major that will help you obtain the career you want
I hope you do well! Glad I could help
Studying. With someone else is not going to get you an A+ .... studying alone and understanding every chapter will get you your desire grade
Judah Roy everyone's different but i agree with that. When i study with other it feels like they hold me back
Thank you so much for this video, i'm not a college student yet but I will definately use these tips for high school, i'm taking honors/ap classes right now and I'm struggling on staying on top of things right now since I never took honors
I completely relate to this video. However, I did end up failing my chem course as a Bio major. I went to office hours, I went to the extra SI/ TA sessions, studied with other students out of class, a chem tescher offered to tutor me, I assisted tutoring hours, and I read the text book. Im not sure if my major is right for me, but I will continue to work as dilkigentky next semester and see how it goes.
I really wish I saw this last year... Thank you so much Ally. It's so simple now that I know but this video is amazing.
I admire you for taking the time to share your personal experience to help out the unexperienced that may benefit from it.
P.S you are stupendously pretty. And have perfect teeth.
Someone should give you a freakin' merit badge.
Thanks so much for your tips and advices :-) I'm really going to try to apply them when I go back to school. I realized I also did most of the mistakes you mentioned when I first started college. I also had a hard time and was falling behind in class, especially in Chemistry and Algebra. I was also taking up a pre-med course, and those subjects just weren't my type. I had to get a tutor too. I had a hard time in my study habits since I was still adjusting after being home schooled.
Being a freshman sure isn't easy, huh? Especially during tests, which was one of the most stressful times (I hope you could make a video about how to reduce test anxieties if you haven't made one yet). Anyways, I had to stop from college for a while because I got diagnosed with a mood and anxiety disorder. So yeah. Maybe just take a break first to get myself prepared when I go back to finish my course.
Thanks again! Keep it up ;-)
Hi Ally, thanks a lot for doing this video, I've loved it! :)
Last year was my freshman year at college and it didn't go as I expected AT ALL! One really big problem for me is that here in Spain we just don't use textbooks in uni. Also, I've been dealing with a lot of anxiety problems.
I'm great at doing timetables and I do most of the things about organisation that you've said, but a huge problem is that it seems impossible for me to actually stick to them! So I always end up procrastinating and leaving everything for the last day, and that is horrible for my anxiety.
I used to have great marks but I've never had good studying habits, so when I try to study I struggle to concentrate. It's so hard that I would always finally give it up.
This year I'm starting Medicine and it's a second opportunity to start again and be the student that I've always wanted to be.
Help me please! Do you have any tips for me?
These are really great tips! I would love to link to this video in my recent "Top 10 Tips to Make the Most of This School Year!" video, if you don't mind. We have some of the same tips, but I took a more broad approach with my tips (school, life, social, personal confidence, and work). I would love to refer people to your video, since one of my tips was to take school seriously :) Let me know if that's ok!
Glad I could help :) Aw you made my day!!
I studied BS Biology for my freshman year, and I can totally relate with how the grades said on paper didn't reflect the amount of effort (that I thought I was putting) into studying...
Good luck! You can do it :)
Wow this are great tips :) I'm not in college yet I'm in my second year of high school but it never too late to use these tips for the rest of the years of my high school :)
Thank you for the tips :) I'm going to start my gcse studied this year, I get good grades but I'm going to try and get exceptional!:)
your videos are soo amazing i love really all of them.. i learnt a lot of things from you..
This is really helpful thanks! :) There are so many things I would change about my first years in university too lol but oh well it all works out in the end!
I really appreciate you for making this video on how to set up for college.. it is indeed very helpful..
thanks!! 😊😊😊
Half of these are “just do what I did and you’ll succeeed.” The other half were actually good so I still drop a like.
: ) thank you. I'm into my 2nd week of college & I needed this!
I'm not getting A's but thanks to this I'm confident that i will
So am i.. :) :)
Glad I could help out a bit :)
also having a consistantly working computer helps to if you do not work well in a college computer lab and you live on campus i went from A's and B's for the most part with only 1 F because I did not have a specific book on a program I use to help me get through the reading for college classes (I have a learning disability) to C's and D's because of it (my laptop's charging port started to not work out just after half way through a semester
Thanks Ally for this video. I am a freshman student only I am learning online, and you gave great tips. Thank you, Thank you, THANK YOU! So much!
thank you for the tips I honestly don't care who is going to be my professor as long as they teach properly and everyone can understand easily
I'm a freshman in high school and I can't wait to be in college already!
Thank you for motivating me to pick up my summer homework book thats due tomorrow the first day of school, 140 pages left, If I can zoom through my favorite books I can zoom through this (:
Some of these tips u can use for high school! Never too late to prepare too! Haha thx for the great tips.
Thank you so muchhh3
I'm starting school tomorrow, so the video came out right on time
Great job Ally!
You are probably in your career by now : )
i always study at night when my son is asleep. but when i go into class at 6p.m i always find it hard to concentrate. and cant wrap my head around the lecture i alwasys have questiones but to emberrased to ask. i do sit in the front of the class to not get distracted. am i dumb? why cant i be a smart student naturally?
This was actually so so helpful! Thank you!
I definitely will! Thanks so much! You're doing amazing things here on RUclips :)
Thanks so much for this, I'm majoring in Pharmaceutical and Forensic chemistry so I'll definitely apply ths advice. Gret video! :)
It's never too late to get the grades you want :)
thanks for right guidance , i will definitely have these thoughts! i. college and i know what i will do. but your ways are right.!!
Awesome video!!! I would advise to study by yourself especially if your easily distracted like myself.
Thank you Ms. Ally T^T This is really helpful especially for students like me who need to make up with their failing grades T^T
Thanks for sharing! Hope I will get my As this semester!!! :)
Great advice! def taking it in :)
interesting tips i hope to focus on my studies , thanks for the tips ally
Good luck Bianca!
Word, when I don't sleep enough I will sometimes literally start feeling asleep during class, and I can always tell later on which classes I was struggling in because my notes will be full with spelling errors and unfinished sentences!
When I'm struggling with focusing on studying at home it often helps for me to switch up my study environment and go the library. Then you're solely focused on studying, and once I get one or two productive days in, it's somehow easier to keep it up when I go back to my own room.
First step on getting A's, identify your weaknesses then attack them by formulating a well constructed study plans.
Thank you!!!! I am going to seventh grade but this helped me anyway thank you sooo much!!! You made me more confident!!!
I'm not in college yet but I guess I could prepare or use some of these tips for sophomore year. :)
This was super helpful! Thanks!
Your videos about collage/school are really good and informatioly ;D lithuania
Thanks! This is such good motivation!
This is really helpful :) your eyes are really pretty
Another tip that might be helpful is not to copy from the solutions manual or online. Due to the fact that you wont perform as well on the final or tests.
Sure ask away!
Thanks for the vid. Great tips!
Thank you Jana!
thanks for this video really helpful.
This helps me so much omg. New subscriber Thank you x
You just earn yourself a new subscriber :)
I got mine at Target!
Thank you so much for these tips Ally :)
Subbing for sure!