Studying for final exams can be overwhelming. To help ease your stress, we spoke with Laura Hammond, a junior at the University of Northern Colorado, to get a student’s perspective on how to stay calm and make the most out of your study sessions. So before you load up on coffee and pull an all-nighter, check out these seven tips for how to survive finals week straight from the pros. 1. Know your finals schedule…
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