Don’t let exam stress short-circuit your common sense. A $20 “deal” on a fake test prep site can cost you $300 in fraud, weeks of wasted study time, and a lower test score.
When in doubt, remember the old medical adage: If you hear hooves, think horses, not zebras. And if you see “quack,” think scam—not study aid. quackprep.og
By The Ed Safety Desk
Have you encountered a suspicious test prep site? Name it (or anonymize it) in the comments to warn fellow students. Don’t let exam stress short-circuit your common sense