FALL 2001 EXAM 2

Senior, Major: Chemistry
Hometown: Edinburg, Texas
Hobbies: Playing with my dog
Goal: To be a pharmacist

My secrets for good grades are:

• Attend class

• Start studying ahead of time

• Read the chapters and review the notes

• While reading, ask yourself questions

• Relates to real life events and situations

• Remember, don't pull "an all nighter"

• The day before the test, should be used as a Reviewing day

Major: Pre-Med
Hometown: McAllen, Texas
Hobbies: Drawing, writing and swimming
Goal: Pediatric oncologist.
Come back after medical school and practice medicine here in the valley

My secrets for good grades are:

• First of all come to class.

• Review notes everyday if possible

• Don't just memorize, learn the material so that you can make correlations later when new information is presented.

Major: Biology
Hometown: McAllen, TX
Hobbies: Reading
Goal: To be a physician assistant

My secrets for good grades are:

• Do not miss any class.

• Read my notes carefully and be sure I understand all concepts well.

• I guess I had a very good biology teacher at Memorial High School in McAllen (Miss Lisa Rios). Thanks for the quality of her teaching I got the concepts well under control.

Junior, Major: Biology
Hometown: Corpus Christi, Texas
Goal: To be a pediatrician
Hobbies: Reading Robin Cook's
medical thrillers, dancing, and drawing

My secrets for good grades are:

• Read and take notes on each chapter before the lectures in class are over for that chapter

• Understand each session in each chapter as you read before moving on otherwise your time is wasted as you read.

• Study at least two days prior the test.

• When you study, incorporate both sets of notes, yours and the lecture notes