LorrinCFA

On the Ethics questions, I make sure to underline words like “most likely”, “least likely”, etc. I find that it keeps me from accidentally skipping those words, and also focuses my attention as I’m reading on whether it’s a positive or negative type question.
I’ve found this very helpful on non-Ethics questions as well.
My plan is to read summaries and do EOCs once more for the last book. I’ve spent the week doing just that on the other books.
If I feel the need to study past 3pm, I might re-do a few of the mock questions I missed the first time and review a couple of the more complicated formulas.