How to get good grades with the least amount of effort

As I’ve said in my previous post, I realized through my sister (who always gets good grades), that I’m studying the wrong way, and I too, can get Distinctions like her.

To cut a long story short, today, I’m proud to say that I’m on my way to getting a first class honours in Bachelor of Psychology in an Australian University. I did not become an overnight genius, nor did I cheat in class. I just merely found out how to study effectively. Trust me, getting good grades is not only about working hard, it’s about working smart. Working hard encompass only a small percentage of your grades, but knowing how to work smart is the most important thing.

This book written by a speed study expert, Dr Marc Dussault, on How to get the best grades with the least amount of effort teaches you the most powerful speed learning techniques. Dr Marc completed a 4-year Engineering Degree, which takes many students 5 years to complete, in 3 years with 2 majors, not just one. And he completed a Ph.D in Business administration in 3 months – a process that takes even the most committed academic “nerd” at least 12, if not 24, months to complete, all of these while growing his business 3 times faster. Impressive? Who is better equip to teach you about studying effectively than this guy? His book guarantees to improve your grades, or your money back. I don’t recommend something that I don’t buy and this book really teaches me a lot of things about studying effectively and maximizing my time. It has definitely helped me a big chunk in terms of my grades and I’m really grateful that I bought this book.

Here is a brief sneak preview of what’s inside Dr Marc’s book:

• study shortcuts that save time without compromising results
• remembering most of the things the teachers say
• improve memory and concentration
• SPOT EXAM QUESTIONS

Be sure to check out Dr Marc’s book How to get the best grades with the least amount of effort and come back here to post your comments about it. I’d love to hear your feedback and grades.