glutenator
offlineMember
My BEC exam is tomorrow. I'm going over one more final tonight, and I feel "dumber" than I did yesterday. I think I've reached saturation point, even though I hate to not study since I feel that I may get enough to answer one or two more right, which could be the difference between passing and failing.
audittaxman
offlineMember
Glutenator,
My advise: Try looking at your outlines or even table of contents and just making sure you know the basics regarding each subject, if you don't know the topic just give the hazy area a quick glance.
In my experience, a general review the day of or before the exam is priceless because there are many questions that will be much simpler than the your homework questions. (I've used Beckers, Wiley, and Gliem). I personally used the text from Becker's Final Review Text to help me do this for BEC ( but even those free outlines available on scribd will do the trick).
This technique helped me pass w/ a 76 the first time .
Good Luck and remember "and this to 'I' shall pass"
Ankit
I agree on the high level review approach. My experience has also been to get a good night's sleep. Personally, a sharp and rested brain will help my score more (by avoiding stupid mistakes) than a last night cram will. Good luck.
glutenator
offlineMember
Thanks. I have and had no intention of studying late. In fact, I think I'm stopping soon (it's 6:30 my time now), and literally watching a movie or 2 and resting my brain. I think I'm overstressed, which is making me do worse on the exams.
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