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  1. I'm sure you've done all that you can do. When the stakes are high, it's tough to see sometimes. Research shows that last minute cramming does little, if anything to increase grades on high-stakes exams. Research also suggests that what DOES help is also what makes you feel calm leading up to the exam. Going for a run, walk, bike ride, or anything else aerobic will help you feel calm and take your mind off things. It will also fuel your brain. Get a good nights rest, eat nutritious meals up until the exam and then start your celebration by rewarding yourself with a very unhealthy meal and some well-deserved rest after and then let the celebration begin! Best of luck!
  2. It works without an instructor, but instructors can use it in class too. They get a bunch of reports on how well their class is doing. Also, you can get immediate access to it now through thePoint.lww.com, without having to pay for shipping or wait for your access code. Here is the direct link: Wolters Kluwer Health Single SignOn Result. The direct link is nice, because you don't have to wait for the card to come and you can buy shorter access times for less money. You can now get it for as short as 3 months. There are also other versions of the same thing (it runs in PrepU) for different classes. So if you have to buy a book for class and it's a book by LWW, you can check to see if there is a PrepU for that book.

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