How I Get ALL 100s

Hey girls! I haven’t posted in a WHILE! Life has been sooooo busy but I’m back and feeling better! I recently started phlebotomy school and I have already finished all of my course work for the ENTIRE course! It took some hard work, but it was worth it. Im here to help you get al A’s just like I did! So here is my study plan!

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Step 1: I always start by picking out music. I put on my headphones and pick a Lofi playlist that fits my mood at that time. I 100% recommend Lofi if you get distracted by singing because Lofi is just instrumental, no words. There are also Lofi Pomodoro Timers on youtube as well.

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Step 2: Have everything you will need ready! I always have my textbook with me or pulled up online and any other handouts our teacher gave us. I have all my pens, pencils, whiteboards, and post its ready as well. I also have google pulled up and LabCorp Test Menu pulled up to help me when i need it. Its important to be prepared before you start studying so you are not scrambling for your textbook in the middle of studying.

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Step 3: I plan out what assignments I plan on finishing that day. Thankfully I’m done now, however, I would look at my assignments and time about how long it would take and I usually would pick 2-3 assignments to do at once. I pull them up and immediately get started on them.

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Step 4: ANYTHING and I literally mean anything that I got wrong when I thought I knew the answer, I write it down on a post it note and put it on my little felt boards. This helped me so much when I was struggling because writing it down helps me to learn it as well and when I needed to, I could look back at my post its.

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Step 5: Write things down over and over again on paper or a whiteboard. I recommend getting a whiteboard if you don’t have one. You can even get a small one like me. I LOVE my whiteboard. It has totally changes how I study. I write down the questions I’m not too sure about and the ones I get wrong, and I just keep writing them until I remember. You can just write them down every time you get them wrong if you want instead. This has helped me remember so many things like order of draw and all the federal agencies.

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I hope this helps you! This is what I started to do this year and this has been the most effective study method I have ever done for myself. I have retained so much information and I am obsessed with studying because of this. If you have any questions feel free to ask or DM me! And good luck to all of you🩷

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