“I can study anywhere!”
Listen to podcasts for GAMSAT, and you’ll feel as *academically advantaged* as this guy.
Howdy rowdy, my Gamsters!
If you’re feeling like you’re not stressing enough for the GAMSAT, but also that you’re not de-stressing enough for the GAMSAT, then congrats, you’re feeling like most test-takers.
Now, before you shuffle off for therapy, let me tell you how you can do extra GAMSAT prep, without spending extra time, while being entertained at the same time – through the amazing powers of:
I don’t think you know this, but Youtube is kind of a big deal:
The most well-known video series out there are hosted on Youtube (e.g. Khan Academy).
If something like TED’s own video player isn’t loading or buffering fast enough for your pleasure, you can bet your ass the same video is on Youtube too, playing without a hitch.
Google owns Youtube, and due to nepotism, whenever you google for a video, you’re gonna get Youtube results first – that’s just life. This, coupled with the fact that Youtube is the largest video-sharing site in the world, means Youtube is the most convenient video player, hands down.
So, now that we’ve established the obvious, it should follow that Youtube is where you turn to first to learn from video lectures. And that is why I’m going to teach you about Youtube shortcuts for studying.
Why Youtube shortcuts for studying?
So, why should you learn about Youtube shortcuts for studying? Because there are actions you perform often:
If you’ve had any experience prepping for the GAMSAT at all, and pride yourself for not living under a rock, you’ve probably used, or at least heard of Khan Academy.