Resources

Looking for tools and tips to make the most of your university experience? You’re in
the right place.

Here you’ll find:

  • Study tips and productivity tools.
  • Guides on university programs (Canada & abroad)
  • Student wellness and mental health resources
  • We’re always updating this tab — so check back often!
  • Application timelines and scholarship database (Coming soon).

Top proven strategies to help you focus and study at your best!

Location

Find a comfortable study space and keep it consistent. Don’t constantly change where you study, as it can make you less productive. Find a quiet area with no distractions.

Memory Retention

Using mnemonics can help you remember key points in the topic you’re studying. Research about mnemonics and learn how to use them well.

Note Taking

Use proven formats like Cornell Notes, visual mind maps, and tech tools like Notion, OneNote, and GoodNotes. These resources will help you retain information better.

Playlist

Music without lyrics has proven to be beneficial for studying. Experiment with things like white and pink noise. People have found these background noises helpful when they study.

University Application Guide

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Career Planning

  • Create a myBlueprint account and explore the vast amount of resources they have.
  • Speak with your mentor and gain information and let them guide you on what you want to do as a career.
  • Volunteer! Doing something extracurricular while helping your community will help improve your resume and potentially boost your chances of finding your dream career!
  • Research! If you want to know the education, or the work experience needed to get your dream career, just do a quick search and start researching how you can get there!

Stress Management

  • Take a walk, it helps refocus your mind and can improve your mood and energy, to help reduce your stress levels.
  • Connect with others and share how you feel. Support from people you trust can help decrease the amount of stress and anxiety you may have.
  • Use relaxation techniques such as:
    • Breathing
    • Mediation
    • Closing your eyes
    • Visualization
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