1. Quiz Yourself Daily Studies have shown that the best way to remember the information you’ve read or studied is to test yourself. Why? It appears to be that the mere act of pulling information out of your brain and tucking it away again works like a sort of “body-building technique” for memories. Through a process called retrieval practice, it seems that information becomes sturdier and more implanted as we exercise it. 2. Reduce Your Cell Phone Use It should come as no surprise that spending too much time on the cell phone can impact your grades. But the relationship…

Try a few of these things before going to college: • If possible, independently visit the campuses of the college you are interested in. Have a self-guided tour of the college. Transfer rates and drop out rates can be a tool in the final decision. • Try to talk and chat with the students of the college, staff and faculty about the college, so that you can be aware about the true inner workings of the college. • Try to ask questions about the college and just note it down, so that in future you do not get confused. Keep…