Studying for Final Exam Week

End the Semester Well with Good Time Management

© Naomi Rockler-Gladen

Nov 19, 2007

As the final days of the semester approach, save your sanity and your GPA by making a good study schedule and sticking to it.


Can you believe the semester is almost over? The last few weeks of school always come so quickly, don't they? The end of the semester is awesome, especially in the fall, because a long break and the holidays are in your immediate future. Unfortunately, in the even more immediate future is a harsh reality: final exams week. This is the time of the year when it's not so fun to be a college student.

So how do you get through final exams without going insane and without destroying your GPA? Here's an important tip, students, and trust me on this one. What you really need to do is plan. Final exam week is stressful because you have too many obligations to take care of all at once. A 12-page paper for one class, exams in the other three classes, plus work, holiday shopping, and everything else that a student has to do--- eek!

Juggling these conflicting obligations will be so much easier if you sit down with a piece of paper or blank document and figure out exactly what you need to do and when it needs to be completed. Figure out how much time you'll have to complete each task and assign yourself appropriate time slots. And once you've written your schedule, stick to it. it won't take away final week stress, but it will make you feel much more organized and efficient- and that's half the battle.

Need some more tips on surviving final exams week? Here's an article about studying for midterms and finals that I hope will help. Best of luck, students!


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