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If there's anyone at U of Arizona, would you be willing to help me access old exams from the U of Arizona library archive? One of the professors there is teaching me this year and since the exam archive is password protected, I can't access them. I know it's extremely early in the semester, but I'd rather not worry about this later when I need them. PM me if you're able to help me out! Thanks

Loney M. Setnick wrote:If there's anyone at U of Arizona, would you be willing to help me access old exams from the U of Arizona library archive? One of the professors there is teaching me this year and since the exam archive is password protected, I can't access them. I know it's extremely early in the semester, but I'd rather not worry about this later when I need them. PM me if you're able to help me out! Thanks

I don't go to U of A, but in the event that there is no one here to help you -- have you thought about going to the professor during office hours and asking? Not only will you have a reason to talk to the professor, but he/she will know that you're serious about doing well on the exam. Just a thought.

rcharter1978 wrote: I don't go to U of A, but in the event that there is no one here to help you -- have you thought about going to the professor during office hours and asking? Not only will you have a reason to talk to the professor, but he/she will know that you're serious about doing well on the exam. Just a thought.

I didn't want to bug the professor about it because he already mentioned he would give the class 3-4 old exams when he thought it was the appropriate time. I just thought I'd benefit from a few additional ones on top of the ones he gives us (3-4 doesn't sound like a lot to me).

That may be the number he releases. Not all past exams get released/provided.

Loney M. Setnick wrote:

rcharter1978 wrote: I don't go to U of A, but in the event that there is no one here to help you -- have you thought about going to the professor during office hours and asking? Not only will you have a reason to talk to the professor, but he/she will know that you're serious about doing well on the exam. Just a thought.

I didn't want to bug the professor about it because he already mentioned he would give the class 3-4 old exams when he thought it was the appropriate time. I just thought I'd benefit from a few additional ones on top of the ones he gives us (3-4 doesn't sound like a lot to me).

I'm not sure what year you're in, but 3-4 practice exams sounds like plenty to me. Given the fact that you have other classes, and you'll probably want to do other things in addition to practice exams I think it'll be more than enough. But maybe there is someone from U of A that can help you out.