Bay Area Medical Academy 101s: Start A Study Group

On your first day of class at Bay Area Medical Academy, you’ll see classmates around you who have taken the same major life step of going back to school.

People perhaps with some of the same back-to-school-concerns as you.

Such as: how am I going to manage my homework?

It’s a concern that may be at the forefront of your mind if you’ve been out of school for a while.

To get back in to the swing of things, how about asking your new classmates if they’d be interested in starting a small study group?

Don’t be hesitant.

Your classmates will probably be glad you raised the idea.

They want to ace their healthcare training too.

Study groups have clear benefits: you’ll get new perspectives on what’s being taught in class; you’ll pick up on things you might’ve missed your instructor teaching; and you won’t be prone to putting off study when you don’t have to hit the books alone.

Although some people learn best on their own, does starting a study group with a few Bay Area Medical Academy classmates (or joining an existing group) sound like a good idea to you?