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shanelle
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How can you platform your gpa in order to set high goals?
How can you platform your gpa in order to set high goals?
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Keyston Rice
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Keyston’s Answer
But in my experience, setting high goals is about determination, hard work, and constantly improving yourself. Use your strengths and focus on what you're passionate about. Your path might be different, but perseverance and dedication will always matter. Establish a plan, create a goal worksheet, (I personal like smart goals), and then put it into action. It will feel good to check off listed items, even if you're not accomplishing everything on the list all at once.
Pamela Woodard
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Hi Shanelle,
You are doing one of the things you will need to platform your Grade Point Average (GPA) right now, the use of a network that will provide you free advice is an excellent resource of information. To raise your GPA, I suggest set a goal of what you would like your grades to be at the end of each term and avoid classes you don't need, speak with your instructors as often as possible, turn in assignments on time, take really good notes, ask questions during class, use educational resources available on-line, join a study group, meet with a tutor, apply instructor feedback, keep everything organized, put extra effort into assignments, work with high - GPA peers. Do your very best in high school, depending on where you go to school, you will need four years of math and English, at least two years of social studies, courses in chemistry, biology, and physics.
Good luck!
You are doing one of the things you will need to platform your Grade Point Average (GPA) right now, the use of a network that will provide you free advice is an excellent resource of information. To raise your GPA, I suggest set a goal of what you would like your grades to be at the end of each term and avoid classes you don't need, speak with your instructors as often as possible, turn in assignments on time, take really good notes, ask questions during class, use educational resources available on-line, join a study group, meet with a tutor, apply instructor feedback, keep everything organized, put extra effort into assignments, work with high - GPA peers. Do your very best in high school, depending on where you go to school, you will need four years of math and English, at least two years of social studies, courses in chemistry, biology, and physics.
Good luck!
Amalya Sukiasyan
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Amalya’s Answer
It's great to have such expectations for self-betterment! If you want to improve yourself, you should master the art of dedication, not quit mindset, and have strong personality traits.