Just wondering if any upper termers have any last minute advice for the neuro final?...The midterm was a killer and I'm expecting the final to be much harder than the midterm...needless to say, i'm scared out of my mind

any help wud be greatly appreciated...thanx

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SGUSOM Class of 2009

umm...know their notes...verbatim.....
neuro final exam is hard....gluck

I am in the same boat as you spawa, I guess we really do have to know everything, my advice is to focus on the second half, coz 70 points out of 90 is from the second half alone

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Peace out
Envivany
SGU
Class of 2009

My advice is STUDY!!

Good Luck

Canman

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ST. GEORGE'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE --CLASS OF 2008--

Learn German.

-The Trifling Jester

Pray. and remember that jet lag is worse traveling from west to east

-T-

Hat nicht geholfen.

They didn't ask us that one.

But now we have all learned (the hard way) that diabetes can cause loss of myotatic reflex. And that neurodevelopment sucks . Altogether. Even if you think it doesn't. It really does.

I have such bitter memories of Neuro last term, and I found out recently that the Pharm department is taught by Germans too. Ugh....not looking forward to that either now.

i dont know where you people are getting that neuro is so bad. i thought that the both the midterm and final were extremely fair (thats for the current second term class-any upperclassmen i have no idea how your exams were so i speak for my class), especially the final today. it could have been a lot harder than it was. there wasnt anything on that exam i hadnt seen before while studying-or that couldnt be figured out from what was presented to us (except for the red glass test which we learned in 2 min from one of the visiting profs, but with plenty of *** diagrams and physics principles i ended up getting it right) sure they are german and their use of english isnt the greatest, but i had a heck of a lot worse time with foreign professors and their accents/use of english in undergrad. neuro is self taught here at SGU and if you dont put the effort in you dont get the grade i guess that goes for every class though

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SGU School of Medicine, Class of 2009