*Overtly cheerful and vaguely sexual Japanophile emote*

[Super Buu]

Ahahaha, nah. I love you crazy queers. As you may be able to tell, I'm in one of those scathing bastard moods today. It turned out that bullshitting my Psychology exam was a little harder than I hoped/expected. So yeah, I need some revision tips for my exams next week. I just can't sit down and concentrate on anything that's not directly related to my current love (that being Chubbs). So like, help me out. How do you guys revise for a big exam?

[Yamu]

Just read the chapters. Don't pour over it again and again. Like two or three dyas before make a list of vocabulary words and important people, and read them putting ones you know to the side.

The day before just read all the chapters the exam is going to cover...just having the information in your head will up your score, and go over the cards of the vocab and people you don't know.

[Super Buu]

That's pretty much what I do, Lucy, since I've never been able to revise in the past. I even managed to bullshit my way through my literature exam, which I hadn't read all the books for. I managed to scrape two C's and a B for my A-levels last year, but I've missed so many lessons this year at my new college that there's a lot of material I don't actually know.

I'm probably going to try Yamu's advice of just reading over the stuff. That's probably a good place to start