Instructor Recommendations
Use SmokinNotes and attend all lectures
- Submitted on 04/23/2025 04:18 PM; by Veterinary Medicine major | Class of '28
- Submitted on 04/23/2025 04:18 PM; by Veterinary Medicine major | Class of '28
Study throughout the unit, don't cram everything before the exams.
- Submitted on 04/23/2025 03:42 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '28
- Submitted on 04/23/2025 03:42 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '28
I would tell them to pay attention to the lectures, go to office hours, form a study group, and BUY SMOKIN'NOTES!
- Submitted on 04/23/2025 12:51 AM; by Pharmacy major | Class of '28
- Submitted on 04/23/2025 12:51 AM; by Pharmacy major | Class of '28
Use smokin notes because it's an awesome resource!
- Submitted on 04/22/2025 11:46 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '28
- Submitted on 04/22/2025 11:46 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '28
I would say to make sure you stay on top of this especially for the first 2 exams. There is a lot of information on those first to so staying ahead of the material keeps you in a good position
- Submitted on 04/22/2025 10:18 PM; by Finance major | Class of '27
- Submitted on 04/22/2025 10:18 PM; by Finance major | Class of '27
Get Smokin notes and highlight through the reviews then watch the videos to recap.
- Submitted on 04/22/2025 05:28 PM; by Medicine major | Class of '27
- Submitted on 04/22/2025 05:28 PM; by Medicine major | Class of '27
Don't procrastinate on studying, especially because there is so much to memorize! Smokin' notes is genuinely such a huge help and time saver--but that doesn't mean you can slack off.
- Submitted on 04/21/2025 10:44 PM; by Public Health and Health Professions major | Class of '28
- Submitted on 04/21/2025 10:44 PM; by Public Health and Health Professions major | Class of '28
Go to lecture and take notes. Read the smokin notes and take notes, do all the practice quizzes and exams.
- Submitted on 12/04/2024 07:22 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '27
- Submitted on 12/04/2024 07:22 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '27
Review learning catalytics, professor slideshows, and devote time to a Smokin Notes study plan
- Submitted on 12/04/2024 06:51 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '27
- Submitted on 12/04/2024 06:51 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '27
Start the smokin notes at least a week before the exam and practice lots of problems.
- Submitted on 12/04/2024 06:41 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '27
- Submitted on 12/04/2024 06:41 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '27
If a friend of mine were to take this class, I would tell them to make sure they study ahead of time and memorize pretty much every word said in the SmokinNotes. The packets really help, especially when used at their full potential!
- Submitted on 12/04/2024 04:18 PM; by Veterinary Medicine major | Class of '27
- Submitted on 12/04/2024 04:18 PM; by Veterinary Medicine major | Class of '27
Read over smokin notes multiple times the week before the exam, do practice questions, and go over flashcards. The practice exams are super helpful and makes you prepared for the exam.
- Submitted on 12/04/2024 03:00 AM; by Health and Human Performance major | Class of '27
- Submitted on 12/04/2024 03:00 AM; by Health and Human Performance major | Class of '27
Study for exams. Smoking notes helps a lot, prep ahead of time for the exam. Start reviewing content over a week before exam and leave time to do practice problems
- Submitted on 12/03/2024 02:44 PM; by Other: (Non-business major) major | Class of '28
- Submitted on 12/03/2024 02:44 PM; by Other: (Non-business major) major | Class of '28
Reread the notes until you understand all the concepts and then fill out the professors' study guides and refer to Smokin' Notes's study guides to help you.
- Submitted on 08/07/2024 02:57 PM; by Medicine major | Class of '27
- Submitted on 08/07/2024 02:57 PM; by Medicine major | Class of '27
- Submitted on 04/29/2025 05:32 AM; by Pharmacy major | Class of '28