• Use the smallest font you can read without needing a magnifying glass. (see pdf at the bottom of the page with different sized fonts).
• Leave space to hand write in equations or symbols
• Draw pictures, use screen shots, make tables smaller (but still readable)
  
• Use columns or tables to ensure you have used as much space as possible
• Use the smallest margins possible. Most printers will print with 0.2" margins.
  

ORGANIZE IT:

• Use color coding Make each topic a different color to save time when searching for information.
• Draw boxes around each topic/formula

• VOCABULARY and SYMBOLS. Many people forget the vocabulary and symbols on their sheets.
• CALCULATOR INSTRUCTIONS. If you have the time, use a calculator font to make sure you know which button to push... Here's the ti 83 & ti 84 keys in a font.
  I've used this font to make the instructions for the correlation calculator instructions.
• FORMULAS & EXAMPLES. Especially for topics you frequently mess up on.
  

TRY IT OUT BEFORE THE EXAM

• Print a copy at home or email a copy to yourself saved as a PDF file so you don't lose any of your formatting.