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January 2024 Learning from other people's mistakes
Instead of competing, why don't you learn from each other's mistakes?
Be different.
Imagine working harder than others, putting in the hours, and still having the exact same info as everyone else. It'd be pretty tough to stand out if you're using the same texbook as everyone else, making similar summaries to everyone else, and writing similar exam answers to everyone else. So check out Ayrton's video to see how you can differentiate yourself from the pack on the exam day.
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