It's starting to become that time of year... Specifically, exam time. And as those exams start hitting, I think we can all agree that getting the best grade for the least amount of effort is a good thing. Part of that formula is the use of Test Banks, whether it be simply to use as a review sheet or because you have a lazy prof who might just reorder the questions. Regardless, Test Banks help and I'm trying to expand my knowledge of the ones on campus.

The only general use one I know of is in the Corps LLC (the new shiny part of the dorm closest to the Corps Center). You go inside to the desk and ask for the key, then you can go upstairs and use the scanner and copier to get your own study material.

Do yall know of any other Test Banks, perhaps run by colleges or departments, student organizations, or student resources?

Sure, for me it was finding someone who took the class the previous semester. Don't be lazy.

Ask friends in your major if they took a class with a certain prof before. Ask for old exams. Profit. Heck I still have a ton of my EE stuff and nobody has asked me for it.

The WFSC student lounge had an impressive test bank.

Max, do you know if that access was limited to Wildlife and Fisheries students, and if it was only for Wildlife and Fisheries classes?

Thanks.

RiP MOSES Test file cabinet. You served them well.

It wasn't limited to just WFSC classes- pretty much any class that was WFSC major may potentially take was in that cabinet and there were often multiple years worth. Also, it wasn't limited to just tests- there were a lot of note-sets and quizzes, etc. in there.

As far as who can access it- you just had to know where to find it and be a good ag about it. Return anything you take and contribute to the cause when you're done.

Always.

Cheaters.

These things exist? How the hell did I pass engineering school without this knowledge of test banks!?

I've seen a prof actually ask frats for their copy of his old tests because he lost his - test banks definitely exist.

Try the GLBT Resource Center