(Please correct me)What tough experience impressed you most when you were at university.
I once had a tough experience that I took part in XX qualification examination When I was an exchange student in the law school of XX University.
It was challenging for me because I had only less than four weeks for preparation due to certain reasons. Besides, I thought the Law school was in XX district, which was far from my dormitory, because they were in two different districts, so I have no person to ask my questions.
I was organized. To resolve this problem, the study method I followed was to set a schedule according to what I must study. I found out was my weak point as well as what I was good at, organized my study plan by priorities and deadlines, and divided them into units, it benefits me to manage the workload better and formulate the study plan.
I study twelve hours to make archaeological questions and notes every day. Due to this study plan, I took the material more efficiently. In such a short time, I finally passed the exam with flying colours.
Furthermore, after this matter, I learned to make a study plan before studying and Complete execution, so I think that it is much more important, because I am more successful in this way.
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(Please correct me)What tough experience impressed you most when you were at university.
I once had a tough experience that I took part in the XX entrance examination, when I was an exchange student at the law school of XX University.
It was challenging for me because I had only less than four weeks to prepare due to certain reasons. Besides, I thought the law school was in XX district, which was far from my dormitory, because they were in two different districts, so I had nobody to ask for information.
I was organized. To resolve this problem, the study method I followed was to set a schedule according to what I had to/needed to study. I found out what my weak points were, as well as what I was good at, organized my study plan by priorities and deadlines, and divided them into units. It benefited me to manage the workload better and formulate my study plan.
I studied twelve hours a day. My study plan helped me study efficiently. In such a short time, I finally passed the exam with flying colours.
Furthermore, after this matter, I learned to make a study plan before studying, and I think this has helped me to become more successful in many aspects of my life.
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