Monday, April 27, 2009
[finals week]
Finals are on the way! Which means summer is on the way! Which means it's time for some important study tips!
1. Pastries are not your friend.
2. Neither are energy drinks.
3. Nor 5-Hour Energy.
4. If you plan on studying in the library, plan on moving in around April 24th when classes let out, otherwise, be prepared to face hundreds of angry college students who don't know biogenetics, or economics, or how to find a derivative, or how to simplify a trigonomic function.
5. With that being said, if you want to meet new people, hang around the library during finals. You will see people that you will never again see in life, even if you get their Facebook information.
6. You will NOT get a computer in the library during finals unless you follow tip #4.
7. Perhaps the most important tip at all, which I am almost scared to share, but sometimes. . .the art and architecture building is open. . .and no one is there. . . . .
8. Studying everything in one night probably isn't the best idea.
9. I would study your easiest subjects first. I've always found that if I study the hardest thing first, pft, who cares about the others?
10. Take study breaks. Chill, it's not the end of the world.
1. Pastries are not your friend.
2. Neither are energy drinks.
3. Nor 5-Hour Energy.
4. If you plan on studying in the library, plan on moving in around April 24th when classes let out, otherwise, be prepared to face hundreds of angry college students who don't know biogenetics, or economics, or how to find a derivative, or how to simplify a trigonomic function.
5. With that being said, if you want to meet new people, hang around the library during finals. You will see people that you will never again see in life, even if you get their Facebook information.
6. You will NOT get a computer in the library during finals unless you follow tip #4.
7. Perhaps the most important tip at all, which I am almost scared to share, but sometimes. . .the art and architecture building is open. . .and no one is there. . . . .
8. Studying everything in one night probably isn't the best idea.
9. I would study your easiest subjects first. I've always found that if I study the hardest thing first, pft, who cares about the others?
10. Take study breaks. Chill, it's not the end of the world.
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