Best way to study for an "open book exam"

[ZowieHowie]

Okay, so I have my Master's Level Accounting final tomorrow. The professor says its open book, notes, etc.

So, how is the best way to "study" for an open-book exam?

 

Go out drinking the night before.

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

Depending on how long it is, read over the shite.

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

 

[rudeguy]

Best way to study for an "open book exam"

open the book

 

[Gravity]

Know the broad topics and where the subject details are located. Be able to find the answers quickly? Is that a no brainer or what?

I hope yours was better than mine.

 

[TheBDB]

Originally posted by: jumpr
Go out drinking the night before.

 

[Excelsior]

Originally posted by: ZowieHowie
Okay, so I have my Master's Level Accounting final tomorrow. The professor says its open book, notes, etc.

So, how is the best way to "study" for an open-book exam?

maybe tab some of the more important pages so they are easy to find/go to. Have notes well organized.

 

[Akira13]

Go through the material and create a note sheet for quick reference. Put flags on important tables or figures in the book. Good luck.

 

[Utterman]

Make an outline so you are able to quickly find the section where the answer could be.

 

[Semidevil]

summarize each section of the book in your own words and put it on a seperate piece of paper....................if this is a comprehensive final, bring your old exams.

 

[Kadarin]

Know what the instructor is planning to put on the test. Be familiar with the material, and know where to find answers quickly if you need to look them up. Know what parts of the exam will be from the textbook(s) and what parts from the lecture notes. Make sure you have good notes. Get plenty of sleep.

 

[BigJelly]

Originally posted by: jumpr
Go out drinking the night before.

and sniff glue or those yummy markers

 

[MournSanity]

Put sticky notes on every page stating the themes that page discusses.

 

[OIKOS]

u dont have to.... its open book