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Study Guide

By Janel Martinez | Published September 14, 2011 | Full size is 620 × 480 pixels

NO. 2: DEVISE A STUDY PLAN Now that you know what type of learner you are, you can create a plan of attack. Outline realistically how much time you’re willing to dedicate to your studies per week and based on your course load, rank study time needed per class. Also, list your exam schedule per semester on your calendar so you know when each exam is approaching. This will give you an adequate amount of time to prepare for each exam. Get the details on your upcoming exams: supplies you can bring into the exam room (for example, some teachers allow open-book exams); what topics will be covered; how each exam will be broken up (i.e. x amount of multiple choice questions, y number of short-answer, etc.), and how much time students will have to complete the test.

NO. 2: DEVISE A STUDY PLAN

Now that you know what type of…

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