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Exam Prep Tips for Busy Chiropractic Students
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Chiropractic Students Can Study On the Go
Explaining Chiropractic Concepts to Friends Helps Boost Retention
Alternate Between Different Chiropractic Subjects in One Study Session
Before you can launch your career, you’ll need to complete the four-part National Board Exams. Part I tests your knowledge of basic science in six areas:
- Physiology
- Microbiology
- Chemistry
- General Anatomy
- Spinal Anatomy
- Pathology
While your initial instinct might be to study each of these topics individually, new research has shown the opposite is more effective. Turns out your brain remembers concepts better when you alternate between several in one session; so don’t worry about jumping between subjects or studying a few topics all at once.
Alternate Between Study Spaces
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