1. Write it down: get written copies of the material you want to learn. 2. Create mind maps: use visual images and colors to make the content interesting and memorable. 3. Use flash cards: set out a question and answer format (Q&A) using flash cards. 4. Study with a partner: two heads are better than… Read More »
You have made it to the final stretch of your college career. If you are like me, then this midterm season has been a long trial of patience and focus. For those who are still in the throws of finals week, heed these 21 last study tips before you take that test or turn that… Read More »
1. Cut Down on Caffeine Limit caffeine consumption for at least eight hours before you sit an exam, as caffeine can cause weight loss or gain, headaches, drowsiness and insomnia which will affect your performance in the exam room. 2. Make Your Own Study Space Create a dedicated study space. Make sure it has adequate… Read More »
We all have our strengths and weaknesses, and a wise student gauges them before embarking on a test for college. Some students are strong in logic, while others are inclined towards creativity. Some tend to use the left side of their brain, while others vice versa. It is imperative to know which sort of test… Read More »
While reading SAT as a requirement for getting an admission into one’s desired college or university, one is often caught in the following chain of thoughts “Haven’t I done enough tests till now? And doesn’t my academic career record prove anything yet?” But surprisingly, SAT tests are a requirement for almost all of the good… Read More »