OMG, finals are coming! No time for cleverness, so here are some gems from the archives to help you through this trying time.

(Oh, and watch for the next newsletter where we'll help you get a better resume, just in time for the summer job season.)

Just run a Google on how to study and you will find over 560 million entries all boasting theories or techniques for success. So what study habits are most effective?

We have all been in the situation where we honestly didn't prepare adequately for a test. There are a myriad of reasons for this, some good and some not so good. Unfortunately, this doesn't change the fact that you're still sitting there with the exam in front of you.

Don't panic! Panicking is the worst thing you can do. Stop, take a deep breath, and put a smile on your face. I am here to help. I have learned a few things through my years in college, and I can help you with this situation.

Compound interest is the method of finding the total interest where interest is charged on the amount borrowed (the principal) as well as the interest already accumulated. So what happens if you aren't that good with math? You are in luck -- there is an alternate way to calculate compound interest!