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Three Concepts to Academic Success

Academic success comes in many forms. It varies from each individual depending on their own point of view. Some might believe that "interest" on the subject that they're studying matters the most, being passionate and enthusiastic when studying leads to academic success; while others could argue that stringent management of time is the scientific way to succeed academically. None of those beliefs are wrong, or better than the others, they differ on the people that practice them. A method can work perfectly on one person and reflect terribly on another. We each need to find the right methods that work for ourselves, instead of doing whatever ways that seem functional on other people. To me, the three qualities …show more content…

I start by dividing my workloads into small doses, so that I don't stifle myself by doing too much at a time and begin to hate a subject. Once discovered that I have no problem handling the work amount of the original plans, I would slowly and gradually add my workloads from time to time. Maybe add a few more pages to read, do some extra math problems, listen to some innovating lectures... Anything that could get me not only to grasp on the knowledge I have now, but work ahead a bit, go deeper into the subjects I'm interested in, and improve the subjects I'm currently struggling with. It all comes down to exactly how much I want to master and excel at my school …show more content…

I know where my mental and physical tipping points are, and as long as I don't endanger myself by pushing me off the limits, there will always be a space left for me to improve. I can understand now just where my destination awaits from the beginning I start to work on it. By keeping a positive attitude along the way through my studies, I would never easily let go of my determination to succeed in learning. Surely I will have to face a lot more depressing stuffs on my future way of studying, but I believe in my heart that though there may be hardships and difficulties along the way, none of it could last forever. All in all, if I may quote from Philippians 4:13, I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth

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