/sci/ - Science & Math

>get a voice recorder
And listen to yourself repeating what you need to learn over and over again

>group study
Unless your school has cutthroat competition in life sciences, qualitative studies like this (as opposed to quantitative things like math/cs/physical science) can be helpful do over and discuss with other people

>extra research
As much as skimming through a wikipedia article about an item/topic/subject you have to healn will help you remember it better

>smell
Psychology trick. Get a new cologne and put it on strong when you study. Put on the same cologne when you take the test- the smell will jog your memory

Drop the course
If it's your major, drop your life.
>Best I can do

memrise bio

>remembering everything

You're doing it wrong it's all concepts understand the concepts not remember everything about them.

>>5481053

ithink you have to do both for the exam

>>5481055

No you just need to understand the concepts and you can derive the information it's asking from there. For example say you're asked a question about how many carbon atoms the molecule will have at a certain stage in the krebs cycle It's much easier to just understand the krebs cycle than it is to try and remember the molecules of each step.

>>5481058

what if the question is about digestive system ofa certain organism, you gotta remeber every little detail and terminology

What.

>>5481063
you have no chance

>>5480974

Is that... is that Bill Murray?

So I strolled into /sci/ just to check things out. The snobbery here rivals /lit/. Who the fuck cares if someone enjoys studying biology.

>>5481052
lol u got me m7

>>5481085
Agreed.

>mfw Mathfaggots are still assraged that they're irrelevant shits unless they go into Physics.

Stay mad, Autistbros.

>>5481113
>they're irrelevant shits unless they go into Physics

They have graph theory. That seems to be pretty big right now.

>>5481063
Depends on what part of the GI tract, or which process.

Secretion, Digestion, Absorption, Motility, Regulation

Pick one.

>>5480974

Whenever I need to remember things just for the sake of remembering, I write the term(s) or definition(s) over and over on a piece of paper until I can remember it without looking on the paper.

Flash Cards are useful. Also, you should consider a different major if your intention is just to memorize your way through everything. Unless, of course, you're just shooting for an MD. In which case, go fuck yourself because I'm not paying an arm and a leg for a doctor who has the same skillset as a teenager using google.