08/12/2005, 10:22 PM
Didn't notice this post, as it was in one of the other threads originally, so sorry for the late reply.
Medicine is a tough subject, and is a bit of a struggle for pretty much everyone from what I've heard. Though you've been accepted on the course, so they obviously think you're capable!
Different learning methods work for different people - just experiment until you find somethink that works (I know one guy who writes his notes for essays in huge handwriting and sticks it on the wall to help him remember things) there's no end of techniques out there, have a look on the net.
I don't think there's that many resources on the net for learning subjects at degree level, though the Medschool guide question bank may be what you're looking for.
Medicine is a tough subject, and is a bit of a struggle for pretty much everyone from what I've heard. Though you've been accepted on the course, so they obviously think you're capable!
Different learning methods work for different people - just experiment until you find somethink that works (I know one guy who writes his notes for essays in huge handwriting and sticks it on the wall to help him remember things) there's no end of techniques out there, have a look on the net.
I don't think there's that many resources on the net for learning subjects at degree level, though the Medschool guide question bank may be what you're looking for.