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This is a study hack video for all team last minute students .

It’s been a long year so let’s end this year with a bang !!

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[mphomohlabai]

Tips:
1. If you’re behind, read your study guide and write a summary. Take note of pages of where something is. (Useful for open book exams).

2. Write summaries.

3. Use previous papers by doing one question from all the papers to get an idea of what each question is about. E.g. Question 1 (2015), (2016) and (2017) and then the next ones etc.

4. Don’t go with what people say about the course. Just do your thing and apply yourself to the best of your ability.

[Hush_A]

Telegram is the girl she thinks she is hey!!!! Doing 3rd year next year, never bought textbooks. As for what you said about different strokes for different folks when it comes to difficult modules, I completely agree. I'm working full time but still manage to complete my studies.

[SuperSeaanemone]

Thank you for the many valuable tips. I am a mature UNISA alumnus who obtained my BA in 2013 and my HonsBA Translation Studies in 2020. Hopefully I will return to do my masters in 2023. I missed the deadline for applications... The older I get, the more I realise that young people approach learning incorrectly. Forget about perfection. Learning is an exploration. Studying is also a way of getting to know yourself, of coming face to face with one's strengths and weaknesses. As Rosey says, you brain can only soak up so much. I also agree with the fact that one will excel in some branches of a given field, while being mediocre in others. Anyway, this essay must end now.

[morgainleigh]

I had ABSOLUTELY no idea about telegram and unisa groups!!! Wow you've helped me so much! Thank you thank you thank you

[dimpho_by_grace]

This is honestly the best study video I have ever seen.Thanks alot sis❤

[pamelasimama]

I am glad I got to watch and listen to this video, it's very informative, it's not easy having to study and being a full-time employee at the same time.

[lulamashoyisa]

Smart girl you just outlined how to tackle the questions so easy. I'm looking forward to studying next year

[TruthTalks-ml]

yho thanks girl for being real when it comes to these things hey

[nomzamorozani]

You content is so informative! Iv been watching most of your Unisa stuff and I enjoyed it - I am also with Unisa ❤️

[luswazulu]

Enrolled for law next year chile, this is very informative, i want to research what I can about law so I can be prepared for next year.

[ElwynMugayi]

You're a God sent Sana❤😊 Thank you for such imperative information🎉

[Luthando_Mavundla]

Thank you for this video, it's very informative 🙏🏽😊

[gugukasotoben]

thank you for this, I have registered with UNISA for my 2nd qualification. and I had no idea on what to expect, thank you so much

[K.moditswe]

Bathong you back..😁. Thank you for those tips. They are really helpful.

[leonardzamokuhleshube]

Thank you so much hey ❤ you really assisted me here, you really are a help and I wish you all the best because you so generous with your knowledge and information. Thanks again girl and I'm also a Law student who is really struggling and and and you just helped me😅.

[nomthandazogracehlophe]

Thank you sister with your information 👌

[VoiletMokobane]

Hey girl amazing video, thank you. In terms of accreditation from higher certificate in law to LLB, do I have do apply for accreditation? What's the process with Unisa ?

[Crytle.Hope_M]

Hey, I hope you're fine..
How do you guys get question papers😪cause I am struggling

[zoeleighrose]

Are you planning to do law when you are done studying? I'm going to study LLB next year..is it worth it for you?

[elmonyeden]

Hey do you have tips on Law of succession?