[Anonymous]

I am having the hardest time developing what will work best with me and studying. I was first doing the lectures and attempting the mcq and then I switched to just listening to the lectures and was going to do the mcq at the end. But now I feel like I haven’t learned much and I am getting discouraged. Am I just really that far behind?

Today I just started re-writing my ninja notes and I feel like I learned more doing that for an hour than I have in all my lectures. Has anyone tried writing them before listening to the lectures or reading the chapters beforehand? Are the notes in the same order as the Becker review course, I know the first few pages I have re-written are so far.

What is you study plan?

Thanks for your help.

[Anonymous]

My study plan was:

Read, lecture video, read again, do hw.

Whenever I'm not doing the above, I was listening to the lectures over and over. I did this when I drove, when I was on the train, at lunch, and even when I was at work.

Looking back, I would add review old material on a weekly basis which helps as you are doing your final review.

[Hut-Hut]

Lecture, Read, MCQ…. whenever I read though I write my own notes to retain the information (yes, it's time-consuming but definitely worth it)

also, after I finish a chapter, I do a quick 20/30 MCQ quiz of the previous chapters before moving on to the next

BEC - 67, 79 - (expires 5/24)
REG - 74, 72, 77 - Key to Passing: RTFQ
FAR - 77 - Chance favors the prepared mind.
AUD - 64, (5/14) - FREEDOM!! (i hope)

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