Something I have found over the years is that everyone learns differently. If one method isn't working for you, it's important to try out different techniques. Whether it's reading textbooks, making notes, watching videos or creating mind maps, make sure you're using the method that's optimal for you.
My top tip is to make a timetable with all your classes and time for studying, whilst remembering to factor in time for breaks and clubs. It is so important to find a work and social life balance, so don't neglect things that bring joy to your life!
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