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Feeling Anxious While Waiting Last year, I made a huge and brave decision--to pursue a masters degree in the US. Without enough money to achieve this goal, I could only find some ways that can help me with this problem. Luckily, I found an agent that provides people with scholarship only if people need to teach their mother languages in exchange. Then, I began preparing the GRE test and TOEFL. However, the two exams are not that easy to prepare. At that time, I had a job during the day, and at night I also had a part-time job. So it was quite a challenge for me to prepare the tests. After struggling with the tests and the jobs, I found that I cannot prepare well under this condition, so I quit the job, and then focused on the tests. I spent about half a year to prepare the tests, and then submit my application to the agent. Fortunately, I got the chance of interview. However, I am that kind of person who gets nervous easily. I think I didn't give a good impression to all the interviewers. Now, i'm waiting for the result of the interview. I feel anxious, nervous, and afraid every day. Studying abroad is my childhood-dream. If I can make this dream come true, all my efforts are totally worth.

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Feeling Anxious While Waiting

Last year, I made a huge and brave decision--to pursue a masters degree in the US. Without enough money to achieve this goal, I could only find some  a few ways that can to help me with this problem. Luckily, I found an agent that provides people with scholarships, but only if people the person is needed to teach their mother languages in exchange. Then, I began preparing for the GRE test and TOEFL. However, the two exams are not that easy to prepare for. At that time, I had a job during the day, and at night, and I also had a part-time job. So it was quite a challenge for me to prepare for the tests. After struggling with the tests and the jobs, I found that I cannot prepare well under this these conditions, so I quit the job, and then focused on the tests. I spent about half a year to prepare for the tests, and then submit my application to the agent. Fortunately, I got the chance of for an interview. However, I am that kind of person who gets nervous easily. I think I didn't give a good impression to all the interviewers. Now, i'm waiting for the result of the interview. I feel anxious, nervous, and afraid every day. Studying abroad is my childhood-dream. If I can make this dream come true, all my efforts are totally worth it.


Very well written.  Note, we usually say "prepare for something"

Best wishes in pursuing your dream.

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thank you all for the sweet words:)
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Hi Wen! I have same dream with you, and also I' m preparing too. Please never give up your dream :) I wish you success. Greetings
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Persistence doesn't pay off. At least in US. :)
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Wen, you have been brave to pursue your dreams and despite the odds of balancing your job and study, you persevered. Tough times do not last, but tough people (like yourself) do. Have faith. Cheers, Lance

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