[header] How to study in medical school [title] Find a peaceful, quiet place to study. [step] Whether you study in your room or in the library, make sure you choose a place where you will not be disturbed. Your study area should be free from distractions like loud noises or people coming and going frequently.
[header] How to study in medical school [title] Find a peaceful, quiet place to study. [step] Whether you study in your room or in the library, make sure you choose a place where you will not be disturbed. Your study area should be free from distractions like loud noises or people coming and going frequently.
In addition, you should keep your study area free from clutter and you should have enough room to spread out your books and notes. [title] Match your study habits to your learning style. [substeps] A dark space might be better, as you won't have to worry about light or a single light fixture shadowing you. If you don't have access to a library to study in, you can find a space that isn't overly brightly lit. [substeps] Don't put your belongings on bookshelves or anywhere that it could become a distraction. Instead, try putting a blanket or pillow on a chair or bench. [title] Look at a book or article every day. [step] Review all of the time, and then choose one that fits with your routine.