Studying for Finals Week:
For most students, studying is a chore that no one wants to do, and it can be especially stressful when it comes to finals week. During this week, teachers throw several tests at you daily that test you on information that you learned way back, maybe even on your first day of the class. Finding motivation to study and prepare is always a task, but with this short paper, you will be on your way to studying for those tests.

1) Find a comfortable learning environment, but not too comfortable... - When selecting where to study, you want to find a room that is quiet but also has some background noise, this is because it will keep you awake, and focused on the task at hand. If you are too comfortable, you might want to fall asleep. I recommend maybe studying in a library or coffee shop.

2) Make a schedule. - When it comes to studying, you only have a limited amount of time. Those deadlines for the tests are coming up soon, so you don't have anytime to waste. Make a study schedule and sort out when you will study for each class and how long you will spend on each of them. A tip is to always remember to schedule in break times though, this will allow for your brain to have a break and absorb what you just reviewed. Have a snack or watch a couple of YouTube videos during your break to just relax, but remember not to make your break times too long.

3) Key ideas and concepts. - Let's face it, no one wants to read an entire