1
21 April
Easter Monday
Public holiday
24 April
Last day to drop S1 courses
without academic penalty
25 April
Public holiday
2
Create flash cards for a quick way to memorise content.
3
Schedule your study, but keep it flexible.
4
Have realistic expectations.
5
Don’t forget to sleep.
Anzac Day
Download your notes and lecture slides before you go.
26 April
Toowoomba Graduation
Ceremonies
Clive Berghofer Recreation Centre,
Toowoomba
30 April
Career Fest
Springfield
If you have all of your study materials ready to
go (even on your iPad) you can study on the train
or bus in between your travels without worrying
about bad internet connection!
When you’re on the go, you need to fit in study
around your busy schedule. Flash cards are a great
way to quickly revise each week’s content. Check
out ‘A+ Pro’, it’s a free flash card app for iPhone.
It’s a great idea to have a study plan, and set small
tasks to accomplish each week. But don’t be too
hard on yourself if things pop up and study gets
put on the back seat for a week.
You are broadening your mind…and your
passport. So be realistic with your expectations of
studying. Break down your goals into small and
simple steps, and enjoy the journey.
Travelling and studying can be tiresome…not to
mention doing both at once. Take some time out
to catch up on shut-eye, you’ll be able to study
better after a good night’s sleep.
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