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1. Find/Make your study area

2. Commit to studying one hour every day, 

3. Make a plan based on your subject.

4. Write it down..take notes/make outlines.

5. Use some study time to research career options and look for colleges that best suit you and your career plans.

6. If learning new subjects, getting good grades, having less stress at school, and the opportunity to make millions of dollars more in your lifetime by securing college degree isn't motivation enough for studying...and even if they are...find your own personal reason for making an effort. School requires an awful lot of you and your time....demand that your education is worth your dedication.

7. HAVE FUN 

START EARLY 

Acing your tests starts with studying in class by LISTENING carefully to your teacher and ASKING lots of questions when you don't understand or want to know more. 

USE YOUR NOTES

You're always more prepared than you think; if you've kept notes and outlines as you've studied you can use those notes to study for your test, to memorize key facts and to see what information you're missing.

GET NERVOUS AFTER YOUR TEST

You have a job to do. Whether your goal in life is to be an astrophysicist or an NBA/WNBA star you can develop your muscles for working hard and doing a great job at whatever you choose to do in life by the amount of attention you give to learning.  Tests/Exams are the equivalent of the big games. There's really only one secret to passing tests.,.BE PREPARED...know the material, then be bold, be confident and get the job done. Like taking the clutch shot, let the nerves wait until after the game.