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The document discusses developing effective study skills for college. It outlines differences between high school and college, and the importance of personal responsibility and self-defined success in college. The document recommends establishing a "best practice" approach to studying that is effective, repeatable, and efficient in order to consistently achieve high grades. It provides examples of incorporating technology, managing time intentionally, and developing a chapter study program as part of developing an individualized best practice.
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