A slideshow displays five tips to know in preparation for both AP and final exams, as advised by Caryn Nguyen. Final exams can be taken either on paper or in a digital format. “For paper exams, it’s helpful if you write your work down and highlight, circle or underline keywords. That will help you either create an equation or it will indicate a formula that you would need to use. For a test that’s on the computer, make sure that your teacher allows you to use scratch paper because oftentimes, when you are learning and studying, you’re doing everything on paper and pencil. Even if your questions are on the computer, if you’re doing the work on scratch paper, it’ll help jog your memory because it replicates your study environment.” Infographic by Merren Hines
Merren Hines is a senior at Clarke Central High School in Athens, Georgia, and the Managing Editor and the Business Manager for the ODYSSEY Media Group. Hines is hopeful of connecting with her team members and the environment around her. She is optimistic about meeting new people and leaders to gain skills, socially and academically. Hines’ hobbies are dancing and being with friends.
