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What are you doing 1 day before the exam?💭📝

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Selina ðŸ’ŧ

Selina ðŸ’ŧ

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A person's hand points at a screen showing a lecturer and an anatomical model, with the text "Avoid these common test mistakes." Another hand writes "Intesta" on a notepad.
A person's hands use a stylus on a tablet displaying a skeletal image, with the text "Mismanaging time Spending too long on one question."
A person wearing a sweatshirt and pink pants holds a pink tablet case, with the text "IGNORING KEYWORDS: OVERLOOKING "EXCEPT," "MOST," "LEAST."
These Exam Day Mistakes Could Cost You PointsðŸšĻ
Exams can be stressful, and sometimes, it’s not about what you know—it’s about how you take the test. I’ve learned the hard way that small mistakes can cost you big on exam day. Looking back, these are the three most common pitfalls I wish I had avoided sooner: âģ Mismanaging Time – One of my big
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river

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A person stands next to a red telephone booth on a London street, with Westminster Abbey in the background. Overlay text asks, "Which Activities in LONDON Should You Do?"
The London Eye Ferris wheel is shown against a blue sky with clouds. Overlay text states, "London Eye NOT WORTH IT," explaining its expense and suggesting Sky Garden instead.
A street scene in Notting Hill features rows of colorful pastel-painted buildings and people walking. Overlay text says, "Notting Hill WORTH IT," highlighting its village feel and architecture.
WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE VISITING LONDON ðŸ‡ŽðŸ‡§ðŸ’‚ðŸŽĄ
London Eye - not worth it The tickets are expensive for what it is, and while the view is great, the ride takes 30 minutes. You’re better off going to Sky Garden which offers great views for free, and there are also restaurants and bars that you can enjoy. Notting Hill - worth it It has a
Lex in the City

Lex in the City

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4 revision tricks I use before every exam that mos
4 revision tricks I use before every exam that most students never try 📝ðŸŽŊ #studytok #revisiontips #examtricks #examprep #collegelife 4 revision tricks I use before every exam that most students never try. Everyone revises. Not everyone revises smart. These are the 4 things
Study with Anna

Study with Anna

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Read This BEFORE Exam Season!!
☘ïļ10 more ways to stay healthy during exam season ↓ 💚Stay organized - Keep study space tidy. 💚Use relaxation techniques - Yoga or progressive muscle relaxation. 💚Seek support - Talk to friends or counselors. 💚Avoid all-nighters - Stick to a healthy sleep schedule. 💚Monitor health - C
CompSkyy

CompSkyy

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How i study the night before an exam
All right, it’s that time again: night study sesh. Just hanging out with my notes, drink coffee and study with "bypassgpt.ai" to fight off the sleep monster, lol. Wish me luck! 🌟✍ðŸŧðŸĪŽ #bypassgpt #cozynight #studywithme #unistudent
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emilie.studygram

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A white note with a paperclip on a desk, titled "5 THINGS I WISH I KNEW BEFORE NURSING SCHOOL," surrounded by a laptop, plant, coffee, and a woven coaster. The creator's handle @NURSINGWITHJAQUELINE is at the bottom.
Text titled "ITS NOT JUST STUDYING ITS A LIFESTYLE SHIFT" with bullet points discussing time management, relationships, and routine in nursing school. A green teacup with steam is on the right.
Text titled "YOUR GPA DOESN'T DEFINE YOUR FUTURE" with bullet points emphasizing that grades don't measure a great nurse, focusing on understanding content, and the importance of clinical skills. A gold stethoscope is on the right.
What I wish I knew before going to nursing schoolðŸĐš
Nursing school is a wild mix of adrenaline, imposter syndrome, sleepless nights, and tiny wins that matter way more than anyone tells you. It’s not just about exams — it’s a total life shift. You’ll question yourself. You’ll probably cry in your car. You’ll wonder if you’re good enough. And sti
Jaqueline | New nurse tips

Jaqueline | New nurse tips

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Tips to pass your NHA CPT Exam!!
Hey girls! This is everything I did to help me score a 429 on my NHA exam! I studied for 3 weeks before my exam and got the highest score in my class. Make sure you breathe through your exam, read every question, and DO NOT SECOND GUESS!!! If you pick an answer, stick with it unless you know 100% y
Schiann_

Schiann_

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4 science backed ways to cram that actually work the night before 🔎âģ #studyto
4 science backed ways to cram that actually work the night before 🔎âģ #studytok #cramming #examprep #studytips #examseason 4 science backed ways to cram that actually work the night before. Cramming gets a bad reputation but done right it can still save you. These are the 4
Selina ðŸ’ŧ

Selina ðŸ’ŧ

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A close-up of an exam answer sheet with a red "A+" grade, accompanied by the title "The Minimalists Guide to preparing for exams!" and a cartoon bear.
A study tip titled "Essential Topics First," advising to focus on mastering core concepts for exams, illustrated with a cartoon dog and decorative stars.
A study tip titled "One Page Summaries," suggesting condensing each chapter into a single page for quick reviews, featuring a cartoon bear reading a book.
Prepping for An Exam | Don’t Overthink It!
These tips are going to help you prepare for your next exam WITHOUT overthinking it and just doing too much. It might feel like you need to do so much before your big test but these simple study tips and techniques can help you master the material with way less stress! FOLLOW for more study t
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CompSkyy

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A light pink graphic with the bold text "reward your accomplishments" and a paragraph suggesting ways to reward oneself after stressful periods.
how to prevent burnout this exam szn 😓📑
stress is in the air right now because of the crazy amount of assignments building up. i have no idea how im going to get anywhere near 6 hours of sleep in the next few weeks 😕 the one thing i have to be careful of tho is burnout, because it’s so easy to get without even realizing it due to the str
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may

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3 things I wish somebody had told me before every exam
#study #studywithme #studytips #examtips
The topper tips

The topper tips

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A study desk with a laptop displaying a medical video, illustrating the start of a 7-day exam study strategy.
A person studying at a desk by a window, representing the '7-5 days before' phase of syllabus review and planning for exams.
A multi-screen study setup with a tablet, laptop, and monitor, depicting the '4-3 days before' phase focused on active recall and question banks.
How I Study the Week Before a Big Exam Week
Hi, it's River 💎 I get a lot of questions about how I prep for exams especially in med school where the content is dense and time feels so limited. Here's what helps me stay productive without burning out: 🗓ïļ 7–5 days before: I start by reviewing the syllabus. I don’t dive into detai
river

river

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What I wish I knew before taking the TEAS exam
#teasexam #teasprep #atiteas7 #nursingschool #futurenursesoftiktok
Nurse Samuel M ðŸĐš 💉

Nurse Samuel M ðŸĐš 💉

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Things I do before the 1st day of classes
Classes begin in 3 days for me and many of my profs released their syllabi, which means it’s time for me to finalize everything so! So here are the things I do to keep myself organized for the term: 1ïļâƒĢ record due dates - this applies to exam dates, tutorial meetings, any special dates my prof
Emily H.

Emily H.

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Studying the Night Before an Exam? Read This First
Night before one of my hardest exams, I was sitting at my desk surrounded by snacks, notes everywhere, and full-on panic mode activated 😅. I had no plan, just vibes and a highlighter. But instead of spiraling, I told myself, “Okay, let’s not waste time.” I ditched the rereading and started quizzing
CompSkyy

CompSkyy

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Exam Tips ðŸ’Ŋ
Quick summary! ðŸŽŊ Process of Elimination - Start by crossing out obviously wrong answers to improve your odds, even if you're not 100% sure of the right one 🔄 First Instinct Rule - Your initial gut response is often correct; only change answers if you have a clear reason why your first choice
teal.days

teal.days

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A study setup featuring a laptop with digital notes, a physical notebook, and a plant, overlaid with the title '3 TIPS TO STAY PRODUCTIVE OVER exam season' to introduce study advice.
A close-up of a notebook with handwritten notes and a pen, illustrating the first tip: '1. Do your worst task of the day first!' The text explains tackling difficult tasks early.
A clean study desk with a laptop, keyboard, and plants, highlighting the second tip: '2. Breaks.' The overlay text advises taking short breaks every 40 minutes of studying.
💌Exam Season TipsðŸŒļ
Here are three amazing tips to stay productive over exam season: 1. Do your worst task of the day first This can help you get over the hardest task and move in to easy tasks after! This can relieve a lot of pressure. 2. Take breaks We know that you have a lot to cram in before the exam, but
essynotes

essynotes

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crush your exams by doing this
The week leading up to exam is crucial #BackToSchool #exam #study #StudyHacks #examtips
studiesdale

studiesdale

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4 anatomy terms every student must know before the
4 anatomy terms every student must know before their next exam or they will lose easy marks 🧎ðŸšĻ #anatomystudent #anatomyandphysiology #studytok #anatomyrevision #anatomystudy You are losing marks on terms you have already studied. These 4 anatomy terms show up constantly and
Stela Tikonote

Stela Tikonote

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A hand holds a green notebook with 'Linear Algebra' written on it, set against a study desk with a monitor and lamp, illustrating a guide to acing exams.
A hand uses a stylus on a tablet displaying detailed handwritten notes on linear algebra concepts, emphasizing the importance of gathering study materials.
A neat study desk features a monitor, keyboard, and a green notebook, representing the organized environment needed to create a thorough study schedule.
My Exam Study Checklist!
Preparing for exams used to feel so chaotic for me until I started using a simple checklist to stay on top of everything. First, I gather all my materials - notes, textbooks, and any extra resources, so I’m not scrambling to find stuff later. Then, I map out a study schedule to make sure I cover ev
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CompSkyy

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