If you have kept a good daily and weekly schedule, 15-20 hours should be about right for a mid-term, 20-30 for a final exam. Major papers take substantially more time and effort. When should you start studying for college exams? Ideally, studying should start at least five days in advance of the exam to allow […]

One might think that in an online class, a student can have another student take the exam for them, and no one would ever know. But, just as you would have a test proctor in a regular classroom during a test, there’s technology that aids in online test proctoring to ensure students are not cheating. […]

How can I pass my final exam without studying? How to Ace Your Finals Without Studying Webs and Boxes. The system I use for learning I’m going to call holistic learning. 1) Ask Questions. 2) Visualize and Diagram. 3) Use Metaphors. 4) Feel It. 5) When in Doubt, Link or Peg It. Dirt Roads and […]

The following include some ways in which graduates can study and best prepare for the test. Know What to Expect. Create a Study Plan. Form a Study Group. Use Available Resources. Answer Practice Questions. Take Study Breaks. Maintain a Routine. Take Care of Yourself. How many hours should you study for a nursing exam? You […]

Glasses prescriptions have expiration dates because your eyes change over time, causing your current glasses prescription to be inaccurate. Glasses made with out-of-date prescriptions may cause headaches, eye strain, and blurry vision, resulting in serious accidents. Can I get glasses with an expired prescription? No, you cannot use an expired eyeglass prescription to buy new […]

An eye exam involves a series of tests to evaluate your vision and check for eye diseases. Your eye doctor is likely to use various instruments, shine bright lights at your eyes and request that you look through an array of lenses. Each test during an eye exam evaluates a different aspect of your vision […]

You should self-examine for breast cancer at least once a month. There are two ways of checking your breasts, both of which should be part of your home breast exam routine: 1. Standing in front of the mirror and checking/monitoring appearance. Are monthly self-breast exams still recommended? The ACS no longer recommends a clinical breast […]

Make the most of your study time Get organised. Make a schedule and work out how much time you need for each subject. Study a little each day and give your brain a break every 45 minutes. Avoid cramming the night before – it’s not the way to guarantee a good mark. How can I […]

How can I cheat on a test online? Let us explore some of the most common ways students do it. Sending Screenshots to an Expert. Screen Sharing or Mirroring to cheat. Cheating with Technological Devices. Impersonation or Using a Friend. Intercepting Video Feeds. Using External Projector. Using a Virtual Machine. Other Non-technical Approaches to cheat. […]

1) The passing score for the shelf is 62 and 78 is considered honors. Are shelf exams hard? Shelf exams are known for being notoriously difficult and stress-inducing. It’s recommended that students spend more time studying for these exams than others in medical school, because of the large amount of medical information covered in the […]