Spring is wonderful -- unless you have severe allergies :). The extra daylight and flowers make you want to spend all your time outdoors. How do you keep yourself from getting spring fever and neglecting your studies? Let's use this extra solar energy to your...

While we just wrote about the importance of sleep and learning the opposite is also true – exercise helps with learning! Keeping a balance through your studies is very important. As mentioned in other posts, you can do so much more with a dense study session than you...

It’s somewhat of a myth that sleeping means you’re being lazy. Research shows all over the place that sleeping is the best way to move information from short term to long term memory. So much magical brain activity really does happy when you sleep on those books! Many...

Trying to stay focused can be difficult and you may find that the only place available to study is in your room or house. So how can you optimize your brain power? Wouldn’t you rather be baking, sleeping, or playing video games? B&B is here to provide you with the...

Having trouble putting a “dentin” your studies? Memory works in some amazing ways and there are numerous types. There is no doubt that one of the leading ways is association. So why not associate your material with something positive? Research shows that when we...

Have you heard? The INBDE is a two-day exam administered on a computer. Day 1: 360 test items (3 sets of 100 standalone items, 1 set of 60 case questions). Day 2: 140 test items (2 sets of 70 case questions). The total exam administration time is 12 hours and 30...

Happy New Year! Time for a new you! Many people use the new year as an opportunity for growth and resolutions. Many are able to sustain their goals for a week, maybe two. The majority fall apart by February. Resolutions are basically goal setting. In our previous...

Is it A, B, C or D? Turns out there are a few strategies you can use when you encounter a difficult multiple-choice question. Try a few as you practice using the B&B problems and practice exams. Deal with the question: Read the question, at least twice. If it is...

Flash back to 5th grade... You’re sitting in class and your teacher assigns a book to read over the next week. At the end of each chapter she asks you to write a brief summary of what you learned and maybe answer a few comprehension questions. Your teachers weren’t...