How To Engineering Study | Engineering Study Skills | Engineering Study Hacks | Study Routine

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In this episode we discuss how to engineering study, Engineering study skills | 9 tips & hacks, engineering study tips, engineering study hacks, engineering study routine, engineering study advice, how to get As in engineering, engineering student life, study tips and hacks

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[JakeVoorhees]

What is your favorite study technique? PS Let me know in the comments where you guys are from and what engineering field you're studying!!!

[woewoe]

Gonna use the Cornell Method so that I remember the tips in this video.

[Zod_JB]

New engineering student and I just found your channel. You’ve got some amazing tips bro! Thank you. Keep em comin.

[ScorpioRsing]

This is some of the most helpful and straight forward info I've discovered on you tube. Thanks for being awesome!

[AFMathandEngineering]

Nice one! If possible, finish assignments the same day or the next day. Gives you so much more time to talk about what you got, revise answers, gives you more time to do other things and ensure that your assignment is mistake free through comparison.

[MozwGamer]

Very good video, I'm on 2nd year of engineering ( 2nd semester ), and it's been awful. Grades going down since end of first year.
got only 2 more years to fix shit.

[smittyflufferson]

Thank you so much. I'm trying to get into USC's competitive engineering physics program as a transfer student and I just know that since this is what I need to get where I want, I'll knock it out of the park

[Momenmok]

This is a MUST watch video for every college student! Thank you Jake 🙏🏽

[mixqzju]

Preparing for class is definitely the most useful for me, much more than I expected. But, alas, I'm lazy and really need to get it already.

[Xforeverlove]

Yall need to do PAST TESTS!! It's usually really similar or the same thing, get your hands on as much as you can and practice using them.

[giopascual]

Great video! Implementing these study techniques is a process but will pay off.

[brianngohofficial]

This was an amazing video thanks Mr.Voorhees. The Best technique I got from that was studying in spaced intervals weeks before the exam.

I'll apply this to my engineering course this semester wish me luck ✊

[TheCnavigator]

Once you get deep enough in an Engineering degree, the only real way to study is to do thousands of practice problems. Great advice though. I graduate Spring 2023 for ME

[mbywiri]

Junior in high school and love your channel man! Don’t know much about engineering but I’m. Very interested and really want to learn motr

[ravenreyes]

Come on!!!! You nailed it!!! Every student must watch this! This video is a book!

[DrAtomics]

Love the video, great descriptions of focused vs. diffused thinking.

[paradacostamiguel]

Tip: If you know that your exams are only exercises, then do exercises, thousands of them

[higiniomartinez]

Massively helpful, thank you so much!

[filipetome]

I'm studying Mechanical Engineering. Should I study the theory that i learned today or study the subjects that i will learn the next day?

[neveroddnoreven]

Solid advice. Straight to the point & concise