The Truth About Open Book Exams | STUDY CLINIC

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[chitterlingsrtasty]

I shudder when I hear “Open Book Test”. You are correct it is a trap.

[jeervin]

Open Book means that the professor did not want to bother to make a test that would only fill an hour or hour and a half. Still having said that, I always did well with open book exams, but I knew I was in for a late night.

[aquasystm]

Its really interesting seeing your evolution then comparing it with the past :)

[raymeester]

I almost failed my open book exam.
I really screwed it up.