10 Exam Day Tips

Your main goal on exam day is to stay calm. Follow this ten steps to help you achieve calmness, which will lead to better performance.
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Today I am going to provide you with one principle and 10 tips to help you improve your grades. The main principle is this: calm students outperform nervous and tired students every time.

[@mgarcia8781]

Your tips are very helpful! I will have to work on number 2, I tend to worry a lot and struggle to sleep the night before. I'm sure if I follow your steps, I won't be as nervous the day prior and be able to sleep!

[@Learnlawbetter]

So many people stress the night before, when there is nothing they can do about it. You should see better grades.

[@frankies5486]

Great advice! Very timely, I am 60 years old and am going to take my Life License exam today at 2:00pm.

[@CuteAnimals-lx8ny]

After watching this video i tried it at my exams, and my grades improved. Thanks

[@Learnlawbetter]

Awesome! Thank you for letting me know this worked for you.

[@srinivassriraman7555]

@@Learnlawbetter can I listen to songs??

[@Learnlawbetter]

Depends on the exam policies at the school.

[@BigKilla99]

Thanks for this video! I only know what the bar exam is from better call Saul but you're sure helping me with my high school exams right now!!

[@oliviahailey2148]

Thank u so much for these tips they are so helpful. Number 3 is SO important; I used to be the last minute cramming type. But immediately I applied this tips, my grades improved. Once again, thanks, God bless you.

[@The_Average_Bacon2024]

THANK YOU

[@KhushiR228]

Thank god I literally watched Friends before watching ur show and I was guilt tripping myself :)

[@kittylove8004]

My son is 21. Did an editing, writing and media degree in college in 3 years. Graduated a year early because he went in with so many AP credits. Took the lsat after sophomore year and received a full scholarship to a good state law school. He is struggling with the sheer quantity of material even though writing isn’t an issue. Not connected with a study group as everyone else is pretty much older. Is there a way to narrow down what he should be focused on this first semester to increase chances of success with first round of final exams? Thx in advance if you are able to answer or maybe do a video. 😊

[@satvik14805]

Thank You Sir.

[@Learnlawbetter]

You are most welcome

[@satvik14805]

@@Learnlawbetter sir sorry for the late response but I got full in the test. Your tips really worked!! I'll definetly share this vid :)

[@Learnlawbetter]

@@satvik14805 That's awesome! Glad I could help.

[@shariecebrewster5962]

Thank you your video

[@gallaprasad8918]

I have a big year 4 exam in 3 days and I am super stressed can I please get a pin😊

[@allyonightmare]

false: cramming ALWAYS helps to get better grade. always worked for me and others and never will believe that studying ahead of time is better

[@Learnlawbetter]

Cramming works to a degree. I’m suggesting that regular studying throughout the semester would have resulted in even better grades, or at least less stress if you already have great retrieval skills.

[@maxbernard5797]

On one of my exams I studied for 4 hours the day of test and that one is the one I feel like I did the worst on. I feel like my mind needs at least a good night sleep to soak in the info. My tests are at 4 pm so I will study the day before but not the day of. I like to do physical activity or something to get my mind off of it the day of.

[@official_9101]

anyone else watching this intstead of studying

[@codekarr1348]

What if i have not studied anything 😅

[@Learnlawbetter]

I made a video on cramming: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3uom2qQraiImZo Not advisable, but when one hasn't studied then it's the only option.

[@maxbernard5797]

More tips: 1. Do physical activity a few hours before the test because it calms you down and helps you think more clearly 2. Review and optimize your outline the day before. It reinforces the concepts you need to do by writing or rewriting them

[@ennaox7641]

Wow thank you!!

[@paulmeggett6713]

Very well produced video with great tips!

[@Learnlawbetter]

Professor Meggett, thank you for your encouraging comment!

[@barkydle3278]

You're a life saver , thank you so much it really works

[@Learnlawbetter]

Glad this video is helping you.

[@semajfields332]

Very helpful Dean Baez. I recognized you right away!

[@Learnlawbetter]

Hope all is well!

[@mg..9435]

Awesome tips..got an exam tomorrow. Thank u..

[@sumarao457]

Sir , I have studied everything for exam but I am not able to remember the things , which I have read that also I am not able to write . I am not able to get sleep before day of exam .

[@Learnlawbetter]

There are two possibilities. One, you are not studying the right way, or two, you need to see a counselor. To remember things better, it is important to review your notes every day after class and then prepare weekly outlines. This moves information from short term memory to long term memory. Without review, almost everything we learn disappears from memory with 48 hours.

[@shariecebrewster5962]

I hope I meet you give out good tip on It's how to be successful

[@DrexelGregory]

I think the LSAT also tests how calm you can be

[@crisleidyanimations4194]

Imma give them a try but I do have trouble with MOST of those things, like the breathing one😅

[@mcnulty45]

thank you

[@DragonMe515]

I write for CFA level I day after tomorrow and I’ve worked my ass off for it. The thoughts of inadequacy just won’t let me make the best of my last 48 hours before the exam. Any tip of how I could get past these thoughts?

[@Learnlawbetter]

Here is a video I made on how to reduce anxiety: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWLKnKmteciEfbc