/sci/ - Science & Math

They balance my kitchen table pretty well.

Collegefag here.

Every fucking day. I use a combination of reading from the textbook, lecture notes, power points, study buddies, and study guides as study material.

Just go with whatever works for you (i.e., gets you A's), and stick to it.

>>3083252
didn't pay attention in his lectures, nor in highschool

>>3083265

Whoop-dee-fucking-doo.

While doing my math degree I used my textbooks all the time. I kept most of them too and referenced some of them quite often (ex: referenced my linear algebra book at some point in every undergrad semester).

I like some books better than others. Even if I don't like it I try to read it but will spend less time with it than other things

i HATED that on new "revised" editions all they would do is change the sample questions so that anybody that didnt spend 300 dollars on a new book which was essentially the same would have the wrong answers

ALL THE TIME. CANNOT FUCKING LIVE WITHOUT IT.

I sometimes nod off in lecture (probably have undiagnosed narcolepsy), so the textbook is vital. I could teach myself the entire thing from the textbook. I don't even know why I even go to lecture.

Depends on the class. In classes that don't rely on them, not at all. In classes that do, I usually do the reading and take notes from it so I don't have to refer to the text again.

In my chemistry class pretty much never. It feels like a waste.

>>3083356

>I don't even know why I even go to lecture.

If the teacher doesn't give pop-quizzes, I don't.

I got a couple books still in the shrink wrap. FFUUUUU ~$200 down the drain. I thought about not buying them but I didnt want to risk not having it when I actually needed it..

Not often enough to buy them.
I torrent the books I can. If I can't find a torrent, then I don't bother.

>>3083265
Is still in high school or in a shit tier major