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Retaining what you study

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by dodgers2008 » Thu Sep 11, 2008 3:10 pm
Hello all,
Does anybody have any general studying tips/tips on retaining the information after you study. I feel like when I am studying I understand what errors I made and how to correct them, but when I see a similar problem in the future I dont always attack the problem the correct way

I took the Manhattan class and I am using the MGMAT books and OG Review.

practice cat 1-430
practice cat 2-510
practice cat 3-550

taking test on 10/4/08

Any tips would be helpful
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by hengirl03 » Thu Sep 11, 2008 6:40 pm
Try making Flashcards.
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by wickely » Thu Sep 11, 2008 7:30 pm
Practice, practice, practice the same type of question over and over again until you've replaced the bad habit with the good one. It will stick after you've done it enough times.
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