I rarely ever study for my final exams unless it's like math because of the formulas and the steps and such. But for the most part, all of my professors give us exams with questions from previous tests throughout the semester. However, in one of my education classes last semester, I had to write my name in a particular alphabet writing method. My professor had given us about 100 handouts of articles about infants and toddlers. And unknown to me, I was suppose to read those, so on the exam I had to list 20 things I learned from the articles.
I totally pulled that out of my ass and still passed, but it was a pain in the ass.
God i wish all my professors just gave out old test material for the final. No my chem professor find it there job to slim out as many chemistry majors as possible. So what do they do for a final?
Campbell AKA The Devil: asks two question, each posed as a riddle that takes about a million years to finish because its so complex and hard to understand in his campbellnease.
C.M.: 35 page final averaging 230 questions (almost all short answer), on EVERYTHING talked about that year. Pulling questions one couldnt even dream of answering because there is no way it is physically possible to shove all that information into your head for one test.
L.M.: Takes everything she taught you and increases the complexity of each question 10fold. Only one person has ever finished her final completely.
E.C.: The most rediculas take home test known to man. So hard that its near impossible to pass if you dont have a 155IQ. And no the internet cant help you, for physical chemistry is too complicated for Wikipedia to explain.