For how long should candidates focus on reviewing before the Greenlight Exam 2?

Focusing on review in the weeks leading up to the exam with dedicated sessions is the most effective approach for several reasons. This method allows candidates to space out their studying, which enhances retention and understanding of the material. By breaking down review sessions into manageable, focused periods, candidates can deeply engage with the content, identify areas of weakness, and reinforce their knowledge over time.

Additionally, preparing in advance helps to reduce stress as the exam date approaches, making it easier for candidates to absorb information without the pressure of cramming. This consistent and structured review plan aligns with educational best practices in cognitive psychology, which suggest that spaced repetition improves long-term learning outcomes.

In contrast, reviewing a day before the exam may not provide adequate time to cover all necessary material or retain information effectively. Studying only on weekends may lead to gaps in knowledge and less overall preparation. Continuous review throughout the year, while beneficial for some, may not be practical for everyone and could lead to burnout without concentrated focus leading up to the exam. Therefore, the weeks of focused preparation strike a balance that maximizes readiness for the Greenlight Exam 2.