I got 3 B's in my career. 2 my first semester when I was actually studying stuff outside of school (I didn't know what I wanted to do with my life), and 1 B in physics I lab in the same semester I was studying for my MCAT.
And, as for OwlPoer22, that is not true (well, maybe the genetic portion). Obviously it depends on the person, but seriously, at school I went to class always, and then ****ed around with my friends all day, then I went home and focused on my school work. At 9pm everyday I went to the gym for an hour (I do recreational gymnastics) and then came home to eat again, and then study till 11:30pm or 12am at the latest and then sleep.
Most important points FOR ME (not everyone):
1)At least 6:30 hours of sleep a night, but usually 7:30 hours.
2)When it is time to work, damnit, work. Don't e-mail, don't text, don't listen to music. Work.
3) Get sleep. People seem to glamorize people who don't, but it doesn't make you cool, just function like ****.
4) Socialize. Not too much, but everyday talk with friends or family. (I swear if you ask people who went to school with me they will tell you I probably have a 3.2 GPA....since I screw around SO much at school. But they only see that side to me~
5) Exercise. I am convinced exercising makes me smarter. I have been exercising AT LEAST 4 days a week (avg likely, 5 days) for the last 7 years, and within the last 4 years, 6 days a week.
6) EAT RIGHT. The most important thing you do everyday is eating in terms of helping your body and brain function. Whom ever eats like **** will feel like it. Tons of vegies, some fruit, and good protein. You need CHO, don't let idiots tell you to not eat it, but don't eat a done. DON'T eat processed **** too much. That simple. Learn to coook.
As you can see, only one of my points had to do with actually studying. Because, even if all you do is study, that is only one part of the puzzle.
Eat right, move right, think right, act right.
P.S. Oh, and don't be too much of a d-ick.