Preparing for tests in the U.S. Architectural Registration Exam

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Hi! My first post here.

Seems to me studying and 'note-taking' go hand in hand.

Have you heard of the 'Cornell Method" of note-taking?

http://lsc.cornell.edu/notes.html

This doesn't seem to rely on attending a lecture to be useful.

tl;dr context details I'm an oldish (44) person that works in the Architectural design field and wants to complete registration to earn the honorific of 'Architect' to practice professionally. One test left to pass!

I tend to be an auditory learner. I would attend lectures, listen and remember. Without those, now for over a decade, it seems I have to invent my own methods.

Practice tests (with explanations) and this method seem to target and boil down the essentials.

Never attended Cornell. 🙄

I hope you find this useful. Apologies if this is 'old news'.

Posted Jul 27, 2019, 4:19 PM UTC

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