Make up your own test questions from notes, text, and study group discussion. Use rhymes to help remember, and associations with familiar things to help recall. Only change an answer if you find that you misread the question the first time around. Finally, give serious consideration to where you study, and when you study. Some students have a suitable atmosphere where they live, but other students do better in the library, an empty classroom, or working out in the recreation center.
Time of day is important also.
The Learning Center tutors can aid you in studying effectively. Also the Counselors on both campuses are there to help you make adjustments, and offer suggestions on how to get the most out of your college experience.