wikiHow Study Schedule for Final Exams Day 1: * Review your notes and textbooks for your first exam. * Create a study guide or outline to help you organize and prioritize your studying. * Spend 1-2 hours studying and reviewing key concepts. Day 2: * Focus on practicing problems or questions related to the material you studied the previous day. * Try to apply the concepts you've learned to real-world situations. * Spend 2-3 hours studying and practicing. Day 3: * Review any areas where you're still struggling, and seek help from your teacher, tutor, or classmates. * Take practice quizzes or tests to assess your understanding. * Spend 2-3 hours studying and practicing. Day 4: * Repeat the same process for your second exam, focusing on reviewing notes, creating a study guide, and practicing problems or questions. * Spend 1-2 hours studying and reviewing key concepts. Day 5: * Focus on practicing problems or questions related to the material you studied the previous day. * Try to apply the concepts you've learned to real-world situations. * Spend 2-3 hours studying and practicing. Day 6: * Review any areas where you're still struggling and seek help from your teacher, tutor, or classmates. * Take practice quizzes or tests to assess your understanding. * Spend 2-3 hours studying and practicing. Day 7: * Take a full-length practice exam for both subjects to simulate the test-taking experience. * Use this experience to identify any areas where you still need to improve and adjust your studying accordingly. * Spend 3-4 hours studying and reviewing key concepts. Page