Panhellenic Scholarship Tip of the Week

Here's a few study tips to get you thinking about how to approach your exams - finals are coming up quickly!

(1) Dump your brain. When you first get your test, write down any information that is difficult to remember such as formulas, dates, keywords, etc. on the back of the test. Then, you can reference it while you’re taking the test without worrying if you’ll remember it correctly.

(2) Skim through the entire test. When you first get your test, skim through the entire test and mark the questions you know that you can answer or questions that you don’t know right off the bat. Sometimes professors like to put easy questions at the end of the test.

(3) Skip the questions you don't know. Don’t waste time on questions you’re unsure of. Mark them with question marks and move on. You can go back to it later.

(4) Look elsewhere on the test for answers. Sometimes the answer to one question may be found on another section of the test worded differently.

Hello!

My name is Amy Martin and I am the new Scholarship Chair for Panhellenic.
As Scholarship Chair, I plan Greek Awards Night and Scholarship Night, and additionally recognize individual women and chapters for academic excellence and maintain contact with the scholarship chair from each chapter. I hope to serve as a resource for you and your chapter for everything academic-related and will be periodically updating this page to include new information that I hope you will find helpful!

Please feel free to contact me at any time with questions, comments, or if you have any ideas for bettering the scholastic achievement of Panhellenic women!

Sincerely,

Amy Martin
Panhellenic Scholarship Chair
samartin@ucdavis.edu