Instructor Recommendations
To definitely read all of the Smokin Notes material and take the CYP Quiz after each section. This makes sure that you really understand the material and are grasping what you have read. Taking the practice exams is also super helpful!
- Submitted on 12/04/2023 04:38 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '26
- Submitted on 12/04/2023 04:38 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '26
Get the smoking notes, do the learning catalytics. I would recommend going to class.
- Submitted on 12/04/2023 01:50 PM; by Engineering major | Class of '24
- Submitted on 12/04/2023 01:50 PM; by Engineering major | Class of '24
I would attend lecture and take notes on the slides. Create a Quizlet of these notes from class to study before the exams. Read Smokin' Notes starting 5 days before the exam and follow their guides to success.
- Submitted on 12/04/2023 12:20 PM; by Medicine major | Class of '25
- Submitted on 12/04/2023 12:20 PM; by Medicine major | Class of '25
Get smokin notes genuinely because it summarizes everything taught in lectures and the practice exams are just like the real ones.
- Submitted on 12/03/2023 09:51 PM; by Other: (Non-business major) major | Class of '27
- Submitted on 12/03/2023 09:51 PM; by Other: (Non-business major) major | Class of '27
I would use Smokin' Notes.
- Submitted on 08/10/2023 11:56 AM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '24
- Submitted on 08/10/2023 11:56 AM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '24
Study the smokin notes and go to class.
- Submitted on 08/09/2023 09:44 PM; by Public Health and Health Professions major | Class of '25
- Submitted on 08/09/2023 09:44 PM; by Public Health and Health Professions major | Class of '25
I would tell them to go to the lectures and keep up with the study guides posted by the professors. Because I could go to the lectures for only half of the ecology module, I found the Smokin Notes summaries really helpful.
- Submitted on 08/09/2023 06:14 PM; by Other: (Non-business major) major | Class of '26
- Submitted on 08/09/2023 06:14 PM; by Other: (Non-business major) major | Class of '26
Stay caught up with the notes. Cramming gets you nowhere in this class.
- Submitted on 08/08/2023 11:44 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '25
- Submitted on 08/08/2023 11:44 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '25
Use smokin notes
- Submitted on 08/08/2023 09:26 PM; by Other: (Non-business major) major | Class of '25
- Submitted on 08/08/2023 09:26 PM; by Other: (Non-business major) major | Class of '25
Study Smokin' Notes.
- Submitted on 08/08/2023 05:49 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '25
- Submitted on 08/08/2023 05:49 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '25
Start the smokin notes early and make sure you go through the professor's powerpoints and highlight the main ideas of each section (because this is what they build questions around, they tend not to get too specific even though it may seem that way).
- Submitted on 08/06/2023 07:02 PM; by Public Health and Health Professions major | Class of '26
- Submitted on 08/06/2023 07:02 PM; by Public Health and Health Professions major | Class of '26
Each test depends on the professor, but reading the textbook can definitely help. If you are short on time, then using Smokin' notes definitely helps.
- Submitted on 08/05/2023 03:02 PM; by Other: (Non-business major) major | Class of '26
- Submitted on 08/05/2023 03:02 PM; by Other: (Non-business major) major | Class of '26
all the notes are easy to read
- Submitted on 04/25/2023 07:58 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '25
- Submitted on 04/25/2023 07:58 PM; by Liberal Arts and Sciences major | Class of '25
Definitely pay attention in class and don't wait till the last minute to read to smoking notes.
- Submitted on 04/25/2023 07:34 PM; by Other: (Non-business major) major | Class of '25
- Submitted on 04/25/2023 07:34 PM; by Other: (Non-business major) major | Class of '25
- Submitted on 12/04/2023 06:09 PM; by Medicine major | Class of '26