First try and relax. It is quite normal to be stressed before testing. You are certainly not alone.



Good luck.



Peace.

There is such a thing as overstudying. If you "get" all of the material, you should now get a lot of rest and let your brain take over. It doesn't hurt to try some memory association tricks (like H.O.M.E.S = the great lakes), write them on an index card and carry them with you for red lights, waiting rooms etc. - just as a refresher.

Understand that if you WEREN'T nervous, you will be in a world of hurt. But being overly nervous is no good at all. If you have put the time in studying the material (and it sounds like you have), you know what is going to be on the test. Not every single thing, but the bulk of what's there. And that in itself would be enough to pass.



There's only one thing you have to be careful of. On test day, your brain will have to be working effectively to recall what you have studied. If it's working under highly nervous conditions, the brain won't function as effectively as if you were relaxed. You don't want to be perfectly relaxed because of the risk of falling asleep. But you could't be perfectly stressed out. So aim for somewhere in between and you'll be fine. Probably better than you ever imagined.



Oh yeah, write us back when you ace the tests and let us know.

Take a nice, warm, long bath- you'll feel better.