Cheat Sheets
Here’s a list of some helpful cheat sheets from around the web . . .
Algebra Notes
23 pages filled with every formula and rule you need to know for Algebra.
Algebra Cheat Sheet
A “down and dirty” guide to Algebra - in just 4 pages. There’s even a shorter cheat sheet here.
Calculus Cheat Sheet
6 pages of Calculus notes to help you master Calculus.
Chemistry Cheat Sheet [pdf]
This pdf provides a list of math and chemistry tips.
Computer Science Cheat Sheets
10 pages of theoretical computer science formulas.
English Grammar for Dummies
Somebody uploaded the entire English Grammar for Dummies book. Get the pdf while it’s still available. 388 pages.
Geometry Fact Sheet
Everything you need to know about Geometry.
GMAT in a Nutshell
A helpful list of info to help you prepare for the GMAT exam.
GMAT Tips
Grad Student Mirna Safi developed this document to help others study for the GMAT.
Grammar Cheat Sheets
Franklin provides you with a “quick and dirty” cheat sheet covering some of the most common grammar errors students make.
Law School - Bar Exam Cheat Sheets
35 pages of notes to help students pass the Bar exam.
MCAT Mnemonics
A giant list of mnemonics to help you prepare for the MCAT.
Pharmacology Notes
A huge list of pharmacology terms.
Physics, Calculus & Astrophysics Cheat Sheets
Harvard student Friedman provides everyone his personl cheat sheets in Calculus, Multivariable Calculus, Physics, Quantum Mechanics, Optics, Relativity, Astrophysics, and tons more. Everything can be easily viewed or saved as a jpg.
Physics & Calculus Cheat Sheets
Dana provides his personal cheat sheets in Calculus and Physics. These are zip files that you can easily download.
Physics Final (Cheat Sheet)
A student posted his personal cheat sheet for his High School physics exam. It’s complete with problems from the test.
Trigonometry Cheat Sheet
All the Trig formulas you need to know.
Vocabulary Cheat Sheet
This pdf is designed for those preparing for the GMAT, but will also help for the GRE. 96 pages.
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March 26th, 2008 at 9:19 am
Here is a cool site for creating a compact, pocket-sized studyguide. I wrote it on my blog at http://teacheng.us/?p=96.
By the way, I love the site!
April 2nd, 2008 at 11:25 am
Thought you’d like to know I have shared your site with all principals and administrators in our school district. Great job!
August 12th, 2008 at 7:01 am
Thank you so much for posting the math cheat sheets!I have trouble with math and I always get stressed out when I see something that I haven’t gone over in a while.