Good Morning!
I hope you're having a lovely day.


So let's get too it;

1. Take any books back to the library and find relevant ones for your new module.

2. Print off your module guide and start reading!

3. Take notes on your module guide.
I'm not sure if everyone does this but I know this stage of prepping really helps me! For some reason information only goes into my head if I write it down. So rewriting a whole page in my own writing will help me to remember what I need to be learning about, instead of just reading the module guide once. I don't know why I have to do this, but it works for me!

4. Read through your new uni books and start placing page markers!
I've recently found this part of prepping for University so much easier when it has come to writing up essay's and presentation's as it saves time looking for the information in books! If you've read your module guide then you'll know exactly what you're going to be writing about in your essay's/presentation's, so you can then start looking through your books, finding new information and placing page markers on these pages so you can easily go back to them without hunting through the book for the seventh time in a month.

5. Research.
Last but not least you're going to need to do some research online! Find websites, journals, e-books; anything which might be useful to you when it comes to your write up! I end up with at least 30 tabs on my Internet browser from where I've been researching but make sure you bookmark them first into a folder! You don't want your laptop to update and to then lose everything you've found already.