my *EXACT* study schedule to get an A+ on every Harvard exam

Hello! My name is Elise, I am a Pre-Med student at Harvard University, 5-Star College Admissions Counselor, and full-time entrepreneur and content creator! 🤓📚

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[janeshgaming]

Study technique: pomodoro for 25 hrs a day

[CeleenaXI]

I feel like this girl only goes to harvard for fun 😭

[randomemoji-tlfy]

My life in a nutshell:
*Studies half of a subejct*
Studies the other half*
Forgets the first half*
Studies that half*
Forgets the other half*

[vikavolkova]

No but literally how do you have so much energy everyday, I’m jealous😭 Well done, thanks for advice!!❤️

[voodoosev]

my method of studying in my final year of my masters was similar, my grades jumped up massively and got my degree with the highest grade possible

[Leafy.]

Hii
Omg I love your videos soo much. My test results went from 23/40 to 40/40 (I’m in secondary)
I just didn’t know what and how to revise and I ended up just putting it off and ur videos helped me soo much

Love from 🇬🇧

[GlintFN]

Studying 6 days before the exam is wild I would just forget everything I studied

[Kilalon]

You do many useful techniques on shorts but will be so awsome to make a video connecting the dots, and i am sure it will blow up cause your advice on shorts alone is so realistic

[gtf]

Me procrastinating until the night before the exam helped prepare me for the real world when projects get thrown at you at the last minute. I was used to scrambling.

[hdollx]

some people just process information faster and more efficiently than others that’s all. you can try to train others at this skill, but sometimes it’s impossible

[riyachavan]

This strategy actually sounds really good. I'll try it for my test and see how it goes for me :)

[crushingcollegechemistryby]

From a professors perspective: "actually learn the material by practicing, organizing information, reviewing (because review turns short term memory into long term), and know WHY you got something wrong so you font name the same mistake". Beautiful. Please continue to share so students understand what it takes! Remy, the person doing the work is doing the learning!

[savage]

my 4 units I need to do better on:
1. everything
2. everything
3. everything
4. everything

[mlkta]

im studying biotechnology and i have like 3 exams per day, studying JUST for one exam 7 days before ain't avaliable to me lol

[am.]

Thank you Elise ✨️✨️ for your efforts.
It's really helps me.

[triptibisht]

I’m going to try this for internal medicine, I’ll comeback with my results in 7-9 days 📚

[Hi-qeiu]

This only works if taking 1-2 classes and if you don't have a part time, doing clubs, or internship.

[ursusgameing]

Well as someone that never studies I'm sure my grades would improve by doing something

[speedy]

Studying is extremely easy if the professor provides a practice exam. Otherwise it's impossible.