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Re: want to ask a question

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Date Posted: 20:02:19 09/24/04 Fri
In reply to: �ѹ��T�� 's message, "�N�L�h�A�I�ҸաH" on 00:51:54 09/24/04 Fri

I have been studying in the university for about 3 weeks, however, I am rather confusing on the method of studying in the university. Perhaps one of the best way is to study notes, however, this sounds like a copycat and an exam machine. Ironically, if I just focus on reading books, there are 2 problems: 1. The materials in the books are too huge. 2. I can't compete with the students who are NOTES-ORIENTED when I am facing the mid-term and exam. This makes me pressurized.

SO can anyone suggest a proper way of studying and acquiring knowledge in the university level?

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