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This document provides tips for studying well in university by discussing three main factors that influence student success: genetics, daily habits and environment, and effective study techniques. It advises establishing a regular study schedule away from distractions like music or bed, taking breaks every hour for exercise, summarizing readings aloud and asking yourself questions, and avoiding gaming addictions that hurt concentration.
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