Organization of study

1. Write exam days and times

2. Prepare your to-do list - Ask yourself:

• How well do I know the material?
• What percentage of the grade is based on the exam grade?
• Which course takes priority?
• Am I done reading the material?
• Do I have all my notes? Are they organized?
• How much time do I have to cover all the material?
• Break the material you will have for the exam into smaller parts
• If you see that the material is too much, then try to decide which is the most important

3. Plan study periods from beginning to final exams for each course

•  To avoid overwork, you can spend 50-60 minutes with a 10-minute break for repetitions and self-examination.
• Choose a study area (see brochure)
• Get to know your biological clock to decide the best times to study
• Do not interfere with your usual routine and allow time for a balance of your activities

LAST MINUTE STUDY TIPS!

• Accept the fact that you have limited time left and that you will not be able to study all the material
• Go through your notes and jot down the ones that seem most important
• Pay attention to definitions, lists, boxes and  bold
• Write the things you consider most important on sticky notes and read them out loud over and over again