how can study to score a high degree?
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effective studying\n- pay full attention to the teachers\n- always do your best in all your works.\n- consisten revision
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Before you start, send for your high school transcript. Any college will require that. The first year you will have to take standard Freshman courses, especially English and math. You won't have a choice that year. The second year, you can begin to make some choices. Ask for a counselor and then get to know that person. He/she will help you plan the courses you need to take and when to take them. This will make all the difference in your success or failure. To try to plan your own courses is a big mistake. Learning the study habit again is a major concern, so look for a quiet area you can study in. Kids can stand noise while they study, adults can't. \n\nI applaud your decision to go to school. This is a big step in your life, but without higher education and a degree, you are on a treadmill going nowhere. Stick with it, especially when it seems like you can't open another book, read another page, turn in more homework. Your computer will be an invaluable aid. You'll need a good dictionary, a good encyclopedia, and a tape recorder that has playback. Headphones are also necessary. \n\nGo for it, and the best of luck to you!
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There are many techniques.  One of the most important is to study daily.  Spend some time studying every subject every day.\n\nSee some of the many, many Internet sites.
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Being "something" in life doesn't require a lot of study. Humans are interactive--so if you want to be something, take care to learn how to reason logically, and act responsibly. This means that if you take an interest in learning how to relate to people with logic and sincerity, you may have good friends and enjoy your family (remember that a career is not the "end all" solution to being a grown up.) I have seen many "brilliant" people who have studied two and three post graduate degrees, but couldn't tell you how interesting their life has been (or don't even want to, because they think so highly of their "achievements.") Personal development must be balanced with a formal education. And then your will find success. I found some interesting articles on civil service posts. This may be the key to your question. Good luck!
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Study , and Practise.
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Obtain a college degree!
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Study well.\nWork Hard.\nGood Luck.
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study hard in library and in hostle.
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All a higher gpa will get you if you are already at the university level is honors.\n\nIts best to try an understand the material better then it is to strive for a high gpa. Pass your courses and do the best you can to understand everything you are learning.
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Take an IQ test...\nhttp://www.highiqsociety.org/iq_tests/
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Well, he may be right if he had really good study habits in high school.\n\nOnline degrees require a lot of personal motivation and discipline, though.  You really have to be able to get yourself to do the work and learn the material without the structure of the classroom.
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In high school I was a bright, young kid who was bored and never challenged. As an undergraduate, I paid the price for not learning how to study and apply myself academically in high school. I did fairly well, but not great. In my study for my master's degree, I was an honors student, and I finally received my Ph.D. which was the richest intellectual experience of my life.\n\n"So what," you ask? So, if I could do it, anyone with will, determination and dedication can become well-educated!!
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study really hard, make notes, read them over and over. did it before in college.
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study!!\n\nthats what im advised to do all the time!
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Study is the obvious answer, and I think you know it's not enough. You can get perfect marks if you study with passion and intelligence the subjects you really are intrested in. You must be costant, determined, and very concentrated when you study and you will get the best results. \nBest wishes!
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1) get a part-time job to help pay for your education\n\n2) student loans (expensive! - but may be worth it if you get a legitimate education that qualifies you for a high wage career)\n\n3) attend a junior college or lower-cost public university/college\n\n4) all of the above!
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1)  Read newspapers, magazines, and books, 2) Take credit or non-credit courses, 3) Find ways to speak to knowledgeable people 4) Watch news programs 5) Search the web for topics that interest you 6) Join clubs or associations representing things you care about, 7) Set a goal and accomplish it - you may learn the most this way. Good learning to you.