This document provides guidance and advice for preparing to take the Criminology board exam. It outlines the objectives of the review orientation, which are to help candidates prepare and predict performance on the exam. It emphasizes the importance of preparation, desire to pass, and developing a study schedule and routine. The document also lists the requirements and dates for the upcoming 2013 Criminology Board Exams.

1. BY
CLARITO G. LOPEZ JR MPA/PA;LLB
WELCOME TO
CRIMINOLOGY
REVIEW ORIENTATION

2. OBJECTIVES OF REVIEW
•Help board exam
candidates to
prepare in the
examination

3. Upon arrival at the
examination room, a
candidate must have a
feeling that he can
answer any questions that
will ask of him.

4. Failing to
prepare, you are
preparing to fail.
- Benjamin Franklin

5. •Predict candidate’s
performance on the
board examination

6. There is a direct correlation
on the amount spent in
reading and the ability to
passed the board
examination

7. What I am going to do when
I usually failed in the mock
trial examination?

8. Change your
reading habit

9. •Give a sense of
confidence

10. Many candidates fail
because their level of
confidence is below
the acceptable line

11. basic skills and
qualities to
become
successful

12. •dream

13. •Switch on your
determination

14. •Observe
patience and
perseverance

15. •guided with a
proper attitude

16. •FOCUS. Keep
your mind on the
matter.

17. What makes a
person successful
to top/pass the
board exam?

18. It is the burning
“DESIRE ” that
allow them to get
exceptional results

19. •Desire – the
„starting point of
all achievement‟

20. key components
to success in
the board exam

21. Make a studying
schedule and
stick to it

22. Make an honest
assessment of the subjects
you are good at, and the
subjects you feel you have
an inadequate foundation
on.
(Adjust the number of days devoted to each subject accordingly )

23. learn to focus

24. avoid
distractions,

25. Do practice
board exams

26. Once you have gotten
your corrected mock
exams back, go to your
wrong answers and
analyze why you picked
the wrong choices.

27. train yourself to
absorb more and
more information
over time.

28. Study every
day, no matter
what, for at least
8 hours.

29. The biggest
fear, of course, is
fear of failure

30. DO NOT compare
the amount you
study to what others
say they are
studying

31. best-known
study system is
"SQ3R".

32. “S” stands for Survey…To
survey the material, read
the various structural parts
without digging too deep.

33. “Q” stands for Question. ..
After completing your
survey, again go through the
same parts you just
surveyed and ask yourself
questions about each one

34. “3 Rs” stands for Read, Recite and
Review..
Never end a reading session
without reviewing the main points of
what you have just read. This is
one of the most important tips for
remembering any material.

36. .

38. 2013 Criminology Board
Exams
October 26, 27, 28 2013
last filing Oct. 7 2013

39. REQUIREMENTS: (FOR NEW
APPLICANT)
• Original and photo/xerox copies of
Transcript of Records with Special
Order and Date of Graduation with
SCANNED PICTURES AND WITH
REMARKS: FOR BOARD
EXAMINATION PURPOSES ONLY.

40. •Four (4) passport size
colored pictures with
complete name tag in
white background

41. •Current Community
Tax Certificate
(Cedula)

42. • Original and photo/xerox
copies of NSO-issued Marriage
Contract in NSO security paper
(for married female only;if NSO
copy not very clear, bring copy
from local civil registrar)

43. •NBI or Local clearances:
•Barangay
•Police
•Court

44. Certificate of good moral
character:
•Parish priest
•Brgy captain
•School

45. Filing fee of 950
(may be adjusted).

46. Congratulations!