受験の仕方　by gz 2024簡単

How to Take Exams
I was a student at Omiya Yobiko Surugadai Yobiko. Initially, I hesitated to go directly to Tokyo, so I decided to attend a preparatory school in Omiya. The first half went smoothly, but I got hooked on pachinko and stopped going to the preparatory school in the latter half. It's better to attend diligently because preparatory schools teach things like hooks and various other techniques. However, it's important to note that preparatory school is not the ultimate goal of university entrance exams. Even if you study seriously for the exams, if you don't take university seriously, you'll fail to earn credits and may end up dropping out. To avoid dropping out, it's important to attend university properly. Also, if you enter university, make sure to pay national pension properly because if you exceed 20 years old when you enter, like I did, you may not be able to receive disability pensions because your parents haven't paid it. I ended up deregistering from Rissho University due to this. I also suffer from schizophrenia. I was a student pension non-payer. When choosing a university, it's not good to choose based solely on the name, especially in this day and age where specialized professions are in demand. Don't rely on deviation values for reassurance as they are not reliable. Even at lower-level universities, put in your best effort. Face challenges with full force, like a lion hunting a rabbit. And have a clear vision of what you want to do. University entrance exams should be considered with the idea that if you're going to think about your parents' money, then graduate from university seriously and become a respectable member of society. Avoid becoming a NEET. Learn from my bad example and consider it a lesson. Pachinko is bad. Smoking can cloud your mind, so be cautious. While it's not necessarily bad to have romantic relationships during your preparatory school days, cut them off if they become a distraction. The latter half of preparatory school is crucial. Those who show improvement will continue to grow rapidly later, so don't lose. Your sexual desire may be strong, but be careful not to fall into traps like soaplands. You can obtain a teacher's license in university, so make sure to get one. English is about vocabulary. History tests how much you can memorize, so focus on memorization. Whether it's math or any other subject, what matters is how much you can memorize. Take preparatory school seriously. After entering university, ignore things like whether someone is a returnee or entered by recommendation or passed in one shot. Study seriously. Even if your efforts seem futile, continue attending university seriously. While there may be temptations like part-time jobs or clubs in university, do them with a goal in mind. Aim to earn 40 credits in your freshman year. Understand that there are essential subjects that must be taken seriously, as each year has a fixed number of credits. When it comes to taking exams, consider that you may only get into lower-tier universities than your deviation value suggests. Considering the various types of people you'll encounter in university, think about your own position. It's probably best to quit extracurricular activities; I was in the karate club, but when I quit, I was busy with part-time jobs and was suddenly ignored by everyone. Universities are divided into Christian, Buddhist, and non-religious, but don't worry too much about this. University entrance exams are passable if you clear certain hurdles, but don't slack off just because it's not your final goal. I took exams recklessly, but had I studied seriously, I could have gotten into a better university. In my case, I struggled financially, so I want you to avoid pachinko until you graduate from university and become a member of society. Also, learn how to manage with CalorieMate as you might face food shortages later. The latter half is crucial. Even if everyone starts off lazy, those who do well later put in the effort to keep up. Listen to what the teachers say, as the quality of education at Surugadai and other similar institutions is different from other cram schools. Don't give up until the end. Once you enter university, attendance may drop due to the distance, which can lead to failing grades, so practice living alone. If you can't find something you want to do, gaining experience through part-time jobs is good. I recommend part-time jobs because I'm writing this for financially struggling exam takers. If you still struggle financially, you can show this text to your parents to ask for support, as they are providing ¥15,000 through welfare. After passing university entrance exams, I recommend part-time jobs to understand how harsh society can be. While I mentioned pachinko, I used to work at a pachinko parlor, so I understand how it works. There are interactions with Korean residents in Japan, so I recommend pachinko parlors where you can interact with them. During your preparatory school days, studying is your job, so understand that you still can't get involved in various things in society. Preparatory school teaches you how exams work, so actively participate unless you're feeling unwell and aim for the two letters of "pass." Even if you can't set goals after entering university, there's this guide I have. Your 18s and 19s are the most important time, so cherish each day.
Former Omiya Surugadai Preparatory School Student Hideaki Kawashima Gizagiza Mask
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