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That's pretty true, MrSelfDestruct. I've gotten to the point that when I read through the text, I can say to myself, "This will be on the test. That won't be on the test."
The deeper I get into college, though, I'm happily recognizing that the instructors are more focusing on the big picture rather than minute details. As someone who almost never studies, my strategy has been to become familiar with concepts and themes.
With a strong grasp of the subject at hand, the details tend to work themselves out when it comes test time.
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