Donald Gray 🥉

Switching majors in junior year usually means delayed graduation unless credits transfer perfectly. For what it's worth and taking a few minutes to practice this in a calm setting usually helps it stick.

Spaced repetition apps like Anki are gold for memory, dude - flashcards that adapt to what you forget. Pomodoro technique keeps you focused: 25 minutes study and 5-minute break, repeat. And hey, teach the material to a rubber duck. if you can explain it simply, you know it cold. Works for most folks without the fluff.

Treat your brain like a sensor: short exposures, repeat often. I make tiny flashcards, quiz, miss, and shoot again until it's sharp. Don't reread notes; force recall with a blank page. Space it across days and mix topics. Sleep after reviewing and you'll be surprised what sticks.

Inventory old credits, request an official transfer evaluation, then list remaining prereqs in order and note which run online at night. Cap enrollment to your busy season; set file names by course and date to avoid uploading Week 5 to Chem while stirring sauce. Back up childcare and commute plans, and email professors early about workload and pacing.