A: The term, often abbreviated to FCSI, is a designation for finance professionals who have met the highest standards for education, ethics and experience. There are more than 5,000 persons in Canada with the FCSI credential. A directory is available on the FCSI website.
Popular wisdom holds that caffeine enhances learning, alertness and retention, leading millions to consume coffee or caffeinated drinks before a challenging learning task such as attending a business strategy meeting or a demanding scientific presentation.
Coffee has 2-6x the caffeine of tea, so you'll get more of a boost without drinking as much. Get a good night's sleep, eat a balanced breakfast, and have a cup (or 2) of coffee a few hours before your test. This will allow you to go to the bathroom before the test. have the SATs this Saturday and I was wondering if it was a bad idea to drink coffee/tea that morning. I usually don't drink coffee, but I do drink tea when I need to stay up late for school work. Tea give me the caffeine boost I need to stay awake, but I dont know if I'd need it in the morning.