Here's some more advice:
Your university education is YOURS. There are SO many people in university that take courses just to get high marks so they look good for medical school. DONT be one of those people. You have so many opportunities at McMaster and the only way that you will succeed is if you are interested in the courses you are taking.
Using other people's notes will not help you succeed in any way. The key to a successful university career is perseverence, effort, and passion for what you are studying. Instead of studying what you will learn, practice your time management skills, try and figure out how you will take notes and how you will study for tests and midterms. THAT is what makes a successful student.
Have an awesome summer, and focus on school when you need to! Remember, your university career should be the time when you finally get to pursue education in courses that YOU choose. Make the most of it. The more you worry about your marks, the more likely you are to not enjoy your time in university! Relax and have fun. Make sure you're interested in what you're learning and make sure you use these next four years as an opportunity to grow as both a student and as a person
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Honours Biology & Psychology III