I'm looking for an exam prep resource that is tailored to my specific university and course number.

Absolutely. The best way to get something truly tailored to your class is to search by your university + exact course number, rather than just the subject.

Two resources worth checking are:

• Studocu — lets you search by institution, course name, or course code and has course-specific notes, past exams, summaries, quizzes, and mock exams.
• Course Hero — has materials organized around specific schools and courses, including study guides, past exams, lecture materials, and practice questions.

Send me:

1. Your university
2. The exact course number (e.g., BIO 201, CHEM 112)
3. If you know it, the course name or professor

I can then search for resources specifically matching that class and point you toward the most useful exam-prep material.

You can find course-specific lecture notes, past exams, and study guides for your exact school using crowdsourced platforms like Studocu or Course Hero.

Platforms that feature university and course-number matching include:

• Studocu : Search by your specific university name and course code to find shared lecture notes, summaries, and practice exams uploaded by students who previously took the class.
• Course Hero : Provides access to millions of institution-specific study guides, practice problems, and course materials shared by peers and educators.
• Quizlet : Search your university name and course number or professor's name to find user-generated flashcard decks tailored to specific midterms or finals.
• Campus Library / Course Reserves : Check your university’s official library website, as many departments host past exam archives or specialized subject guides online.

If you tell me your university name and course number (or subject), I can help you find specific resources or direct links to material for that class.

For specific course numbers and universities, crowdsourced student platforms and document repositories are your best bet. You can search your exact school name and course code (e.g., CHEM 101 or PSYCH 100 ) on these top platforms:

• Studocu : Search by your exact university and course code to find crowd-sourced lecture notes, past midterms/finals, summaries, and AI-generated practice quizzes uploaded by students who previously took the class.
• Course Hero : An extensive library where you can filter course documents, study guides, previous practice exams, and class notes specific to your institution and department code.
• Quizlet : Use their university portal to search your specific school and course number for student-generated flashcards, matching terms, and practice test sets tailored to your class syllabus.

If you want to share your university name, course number/title , and the topic you're studying , I can help draft practice questions or summarize key concepts for you right here!

Absolutely. I can look for resources that match the exact university + course number, rather than giving you a generic subject review.

Send me:

• University name
• Course code/number (e.g., CHEM 101, ECON 220)
• Course name, if you know it
• Exam type (midterm, final, MCAT-style, etc.), if relevant

I’ll look for things like course-specific practice exams, study guides, lecture-aligned question banks, past exams, Quizlet sets, and university-specific prep resources, and prioritize resources that actually match your course.

Absolutely. I can look for resources that match the exact university + course number, rather than giving you generic subject prep.

Send me:

• University name
• Course number/code (e.g., BIO 201, ECON 305)
• Course title, if you know it
• Exam type (midterm/final) and, optionally, the professor

I’ll search for course-specific study guides, practice exams, flashcards, lecture notes, and other exam-prep materials. Platforms such as studocu.com and coursehero.com specifically organize materials by institution and course.

Give me the university and course number and I’ll narrow it down.

To find exam prep tailored to a specific school and course, you'll want to use crowd-sourced and student-driven platforms that index materials by exact institution and course codes.

Top platforms for finding university- and course-specific materials include:

• Studocu : Search by your exact university, department, or course code . You can access student-uploaded lecture notes, past exams, and summaries from peers who previously passed your exact class, alongside Studocu AI to generate custom mock exams from those files.
• Quizlet : Use the search and filter features on Quizlet to look up your specific course number or professor's name. Students frequently build flashcard sets and practice tests mapped directly to specific university syllabi and exam vocab.
• Wizeprep: Platforms like Wizeprep curate course-specific video lessons, practice questions, and exam prep packages tailored to high-enrollment or standard undergraduate courses mapped directly to common textbooks and syllabi.
• Course Hero: On Course Hero , you can filter document pools by specific schools to find old study guides, practice exams, and class notes shared by fellow students at your institution.

If you share your university name, course number/title , and the subject , I can help you pinpoint what specific topics or core concepts to prioritize for your upcoming exam!

Absolutely. I can find resources that match your exact university + course number, rather than generic exam-prep material.

A couple of options I found that support course/school-specific searching:

• Course Hero lets you search for materials by institution and course, including study guides and past papers.
• Study Edge offers professor/course-specific review sessions, practice problems, study guides, and mock exams, although its strongest coverage is concentrated at certain universities.

Send me:

1. University
2. Course number (e.g., ECON 101, CS 240)
3. Course name if you know it
4. Professor (optional, but very useful)
5. What you're preparing for — midterm, final, or specific exam

I'll search for the most relevant prep resources and tell you which ones are actually tailored to that course.

To find course-specific and university-specific exam prep resources, a few collaborative student platforms allow you to search directly by your institution's name, department, and course number (e.g., CHEM 101 or Psychology 201):

• Studocu - Lets you search explicitly by your university and specific course code to find shared lecture notes, past exams, summaries, and Studocu AI Study Tools to generate custom mock exams from your class materials.
• Quizlet - Allows you to search for flashcard sets and filter results by school or specific course number uploaded by past or current classmates.
• Course Hero - A massive repository where you can type in your specific school, course, and professor to find localized study guides, practice exams, and Q&A history.

If you share your university name, course number/title , and the subject , I can help you outline core topics or generate a targeted practice quiz right here.

Absolutely. Send me:

1. University name
2. Course number (e.g., BIO 201, ECON 101)
3. Course title, if you know it
4. Exam type/date (midterm, final, etc.)
5. Any specific topics or textbook you’re using

I can then look for exam-prep resources specifically matched to that university and course, rather than generic study material.

When you need study guides, past midterms, or exam prep specific to your exact university and course number, crowdsourced and AI-backed academic repositories are your best bet.

Top platforms that let you search by institution and course code include:

• Studocu : A massive global repository where students upload lecture notes, summaries, and past exams mapped directly to specific universities and course codes. It also features built-in AI tools to turn those peer-shared notes into interactive mock exams and quizzes.
• Course Hero : An extensive library of crowdsourced course materials containing thousands of institution-specific study guides, class notes, and historical midterms and finals. You can search directly by your school name and course code.
• Quizlet : While mostly known for flashcards, you can search for terms related to your class and filter the results by school or specific course associations created by your actual classmates or prior students.

If you share your university name, course code/number , and the subject or topic , I can help outline key concepts or generate practice questions tailored right to your syllabus.