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#46003 11/06/05 11:35 AM
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Hi,

Ok, so here's the deal. I have exams coming up on the 14th of this month. I have been able to do very little studying due to some personal problems. And, now I have a week left to get some studying done.

I have 5 papers, and I have already read some stuff for 3 of those papers. Since I'm studying law, all 5 of those papers are based on law. I was wondering if anyone in here could give me some advice so that I can get in a decent amount of studying done in one week.

I have some experience in Photoreading, but I'd still like some advice so that I can calm my nerves and so that I don't flunk these papers.

Thank You


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The best piece of advice that I can give you is to find someone who has already done all the work and is very familiar with what is going to be tested on the exam. You ask for his help - to be your personal tutor during this entire week. Have him teach you all the important facts and information, adding the details if time allows it. Despite doing all this, you can only pray that you pass and you must learn from this and avoid all cramming in the future.

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Set a block of time to the reading finished. PhotoRead and activate in the time you have available. In other words do what you can. As suggested get help from someone who has done it.

If you can set a minimum of an hour to 90 minutes of study time a day you can recover a lot more than panic can.

Panic is a blocker to your memory and learning. So before studying put on some relaxing music, have a few positive affirmations you can say, shant them to the music if you want if you happen to have something upbeat. Mozart is good. Even if the effects only last a short time. Enter the Accelerated Learning Stateand begin your review of the work. I assume that what you haven't read you've PhotoRead and have covered to some degree in class.

If you have the Paraliminals Memory Supercharger and Personal Genius use them before sleeping and when you wake up.

Alex


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Thank you, Phoread and Alex for your advice. I have already Photoread all the books I have to, so now it's only a matter of activation. I know I can do this.

Thanks


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Remember,

"Dispair is the conclusion of the fool."

Instead of WASTING your time dispairing you can be SPENDING your time overcoming.



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