Since new material builds upon previous class discussions, it is important to clear up any questions quickly. This way the new material will make sense, and fit in with what you've already learned. Know what material is being tested, and what relative percentages comes from lecture, texts, readings, etc. Your study time should reflect these percentages. The exam is in a day or two, and you are reading over your notes for the 97 th time.
Memorization is secondary to understanding.
OK, now as far as studying from this outline, cover your notes. Study the things you don't know well more intensively. These are just a few suggestions that you might find useful, but remember there are probably as many learning styles and studying strategies as there are students in the class. The Center can help in developing skills and attitudes for successful work, and upon request provides free instruction in reading, writing, mathematics, study skills, and even word processing. And if you feel overwhelmed with other issues, either related to you University work or otherwise, be aware that Counseling and Psychological Services might be able to offer assistance.