Study Kit · free · any college course

Study material built for your exam.

Tell me the course, the test date and what's on it. I build practice made for where you are, check it, and send you a link. Free.

Request study material Nine required questions. Form won't open? E-mail me the same details.

What you get

Practice firstProblems built backward from what your test actually asks, before any answers.
Worked solutions that fadeEvery step at first, then fewer, until you're doing it on your own.
A plan across your daysSpread over the days you have left, not one long night.

Any college course. If I can't do yours well, I'll tell you so instead of guessing.

How it works

Fill in the form. Course, test date, the topic list, and where you are on each topic. A graded quiz or homework with the marks still on it helps more than anything else, if your course lets you share it.
I reply by e-mail within 2 days with a yes, or with what's missing.
I build it and check it against your course, then send you a link.
If it's wrong, or it's more than you need, reply and say so — before your test, not after. There's time to fix it then, and that's the point.
The day after your test, I ask whether it helped. That's how the next one gets better.

When to ask

0–2 days

Too late to help well. I'll say so.

3–6 days

A one-page recall sheet.

7+ days before

Up to the full set — you pick how much.

Material crammed into the last night doesn't stick, and I won't pretend it does. Time sets the most I can build well; it doesn't set how much you want.

How much you get

A recall sheet: One page: the methods and formulas, written as prompts to test yourself against. You know it and want to check you still do.
A worked set: The method map, a handful of worked solutions, and practice with the answers in the back. You've seen it in class and want guidance through problems.
The full set: A diagnostic, worked examples, practice that gets harder, a practice exam, and a plan across your days. You're closer to learning it from scratch.

With 3–6 days, the recall sheet is the most I build.

Pick on the form, or leave it blank and I'll choose from your topic ratings and the time you have, then tell you which I chose. More pages is not more help: if you've already sat through the lectures, a wall of worked examples is weight, not teaching.

The rules

Study material only. I don't write, solve, or check anything you turn in for a grade.
Written fresh. Your instructor's slides, exams and answer keys are never copied or passed along.
Made with AI tools, then checked by me before it reaches you.
Free. Nothing is sold.
Send only what your course lets you share. That includes a graded quiz, slides or an old exam. If your instructor doesn't allow sharing it, send your topic list instead.
Your course's rules about outside help still apply, and following them is on you.

At ODU these lines follow the Code of Student Conduct, Policy 1530 (revised 2024-06-14), §VIII, checked 2026-09-15. Other schools: your own code wins.

What the form asks

Title: Your course and the test, like "MATH 211 — Exam 2".
Topic list: Paste it from your syllabus, study guide or review sheet.
Where you are now: For each topic: never seen it · can't do it · can do it slowly · solid. Guessing high gets you material that wastes your time.
Format: How the test runs: closed book, calculator allowed, timed, and so on.
Graded work: A photo or PDF of a quiz or homework you got back, marks showing, if your course lets you share it. Optional.
Course materials · Materials link: Your syllabus or topic sheet. If you use a link, set it so anyone with the link can view. Optional.
Study time available: Minutes a day, and the days you already can't study. This is what I size the material against, so a guess here is better than nothing.
How much you want: A recall sheet, a worked set, or the full set — see above. Optional: blank means I choose and tell you which.

What happens to what you send

The form asks for your name, e-mail, school, course, test date and topic list, and anything you choose to upload.
It is stored in my Notion workspace (Notion runs the form). To build and check your material, what you send also passes through the AI services I work with, such as Anthropic's Claude and OpenAI's ChatGPT. It is never posted publicly or sold.
Uploads are kept one semester, then deleted.
Your request record (name, e-mail, school, course, dates) is kept until one year after your test date, then deleted.
Ask any time and I'll delete yours sooner, uploads included.

Questions, or the form won't open? E-mail ferrelldevin01@gmail.com with the subject [MATERIAL].
Devin Ferrell · Study Kit · build 20260917T122238