what is a good tip to do for a way to survive 5th grad?
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Do your homework. And review what you learned each day.
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I went through four years of pre-med and the best way I managed to do it was to use flash cards.  Maybe you can search Google for an online flash card program or something.  I maintained a 4.0 average using this method.  I also used it for two years of grad school in legal studies.  Good Luck.
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1. Get a financial aid\n2. Print your papers in computer lab\n3. Maintain 3.5 GPA or higher to get scholarship\n4. Prepare your own lunch\n5. apply workstudy program\n6. Be a leader in student organization (usually they compensate up to 1500 / term
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Stop surfing the Internet and get down to work.\n\nI spent several years doing what would have been a masters course and had to cut it short to become a bachelors because I didn't care at the time - only later once I realised what chance I'd thrown away did I regret it. You only really have one chance to 'get it right this time'. Your future employment prospects will depend on what you achieve. Don't throw away that chance - it will be hugely expensive in the long run and you will if you're like me regret it for years to come.\n\nMost people, when they get close to the end of something big that's been dragging on lose enthusiasm, I'd say that's what's happening to you.\n\nStart early in the day, but not so early that it damages your ability to work,  pick up everything you need to complete the assignment, go somewhere quiet where you can concentrate but won't fall asleep (a library?), drink some coffee to keep you alert. Plan the use of the available time, so that you devote say 10% of your time to the task which counts for 10% of the marks - if it's that kind of assignment.\n\nGood luck, it's almost over.
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if you have free time, try yoga or writing.  Just remember that none of these grades count when you graduate. ;)
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just keep doing what u doing... the teacher aint got to like just go ahead and graduate... thats what i did.... just be like oh well.,..
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Get organized. U won't be able to do anything without knowing what is goign on. Study for a least an hr. a day, and if u don't get the material, get a tutor they help a lot. Also if ur school has any after-school clubs that help kids that are having trouble join! Take notes in class, and I know that this is sort of boring because ur teachers probably drone on about something that u think isn't important, but that will probably be in the exam, try to listen to ur teachers. Cancel all plans with friends because u need to pass or ur future is down the toilet. Make sure u study a lot (even on weekends!) I hope u pass the exams I know they are SUPER hard, but I sure do hope this helps. Don't worry a lot of people go thru the same thing u ar going thru right now! If u need any help, use Yahoo Answers there is a lot of people out there that want ot help (like me)!
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Take it one day at a time. \n\nTry not to fall behind. Keep up with your reading and take\ngood notes.\n\nMaybe form a study group. Compare notes with each other and offer encouragement.\n\nMy best friend is a nurse. The hardest part for her was learning the drugs. She had note cards she had to memorize. \n\nDon't be afraid to ask for help. You have trouble with anatomy or another  class, seek out a tutor before you get too far behind. \n\nTake advantage of any classes or sessions that offer help- like a class on how to study for science, etc. or, if the prof offers help. Go. Make your self known. It doesn't hurt to let the prof know you are interested in doing better. \n\nGood luck. You have chosen a very worthy profession.
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Take little breaks now and then, so that you don't put your brain in overwhelm. Education is like a workout for the brain, but you also have to self-regulate so that you keep yourself in check. Don't talk yourself into quitting. Also, it's helpful to have a social life, using it as a reward system if your study projects have been completed. Use "fun" for your reward, and your mind will grow more agile so that you can get through it. Cheers!
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Focus, concentrate and put your priorities in order.  If you have finals to study for, get away from the leisure stuff and get motivated to get a good grade.  Your education is important and when you accomplish your good grade , reward yourself to some fun and down time.  Do well and you will feel good about yourself.
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Try getting a job washing dishes or serving customers at a local restaurant.....or flipping burgers. Then tell yourself, "This is where I'll be for the rest of my life if I don't finish school."\n\nYou'll probably graduate early, and with honors! LOL! Seriously, it takes a minimum of a Bachelor's degree to really get anywhere in this world these days - it's a bad setup, but that's what we have now.\n\nAnd you're right to think friends aren't an option - if anything, far too many of them are probably encouraging you to "blow off class" at any time of the day, right? And you're paying an awful lot of money to be using it as essentially the cover charge for a never-ending party - you're still young (I'm assuming) and will have *plenty* of time to party once you're out of school, so get yourself through it while you're young enough to enjoy the fruits of your labors. You'll look back on your Bachelor's (or higher, if you're so inclined) and think, "Man, that Wheezer guy was right!" while you're getting your Burger King order from the partiers who couldn't quite finish.....\n\n; )\n\nGood luck!
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Suck up to your teachers and principal. That's the most important thing. Also do keep decent to great marks and hypocritically pretend you get along with everybody. That's how I got to be the valedictorian.\n\nOh yeah, and make sure your speech is centered on values completely contrary to the ones I mention above. It'll get you far. ;)
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Just keep studying and taking practice tests. Repition is the key.
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Joining groups, student council, etc. are all good ideas, but to really make a difference, be your own person, stand up for your beliefs, let no person find you to be dishonest, disloyal or disobedient. Don't give in to peer pressure, let others look to you to be the example and be it.  Do well in your studies and if you are unable to get A's, do the best you can in all you do and let nobody be able to say you are a slacker.  In other words, be the best'you' that you possibly can! Good luck! Great goal!
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Get 2-3 (I forgot) letter recommendation from your professors. \nPass the test exam ( I also don't remember, so ask your graduate counselor)\nGet the fund ready.\nAnd of course, make sure you have time to do it.
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Here's what I do:\n\nStart studying asap\nMake a calender for the last few weeks and be anal about planning\nPlan for study time, work/class, as well as some relaxing time (get lunch with friends, tan, draw...)\nDon't party the night before finals (maybe this is a "duh" but some people do)\nEat a good breakfast the morning of your final and get plenty of sleep BUT don't eat much more than you normally do or sleep too much (maybe it's just me but that totally throws me off)\nDon't worry too much about finals, know that you've studied and are competent enough to figure things out even if the answer isn't obvious right away\n\nGood luck :)
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STUDYING AND GRADES\n\n1)Find a good place to study. Most likely your dorm room will have too many distractions\n\n2)Be sure to control your own time. Don't let your friends set your schedule.\n\n3)Don't panic! If your first grades are lower than they were in high school remember that adjusting takes time. You will learn quickly how to manage your time.\n\n4)Learn WHAT to read. Honestly the amounts of reading you will get might scare you at first. It's essential to keep in mind the professor doesn't want you to just do the assignment, they want you to take something away from the assignment.\nCLASSES\n\n1)GO TO CLASS! Go even if someone says it's a blowoff class If you think about it, you or your parents are paying ALOT of money for you to be going to class. Surprisingly there are not that many classes, go otherwise your wasting THOUSANDS of dollars.\n\n2)Don't try to write down every word the professor says. Focus on the key points. Often the last few things a professor says in lecture are important to listen till the end.\n\n3)Don't be intimated by professors. They are willing to help you the same way your teachers from high school were. Often professors are a great asset outside of class that is usually overlooked.\n\n4)Don't drop a class at the first sign of trouble. Talk to the professor and seek help. The first month of a class is often the most straining.\n\n5)Use the schools services such as tutors and writing centers. They are there for you.