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Does everyone have a harder time than taking the college exam?

Hi, snap. ✋🏻

In life, Jade feels that the college entrance exam period is very stressful. 📚

But remembering, there was a moment when it was difficult.

"Teenage acne," at that time, like a mental fall, did not dare to go out, did not dare to go to school, was afraid of people looking at 👀 what was good, tried all the things until I knew how to take care of the skin correctly (the result depends on the person).

1. This will press acne twice a month (causing acne to clog).

2. Make your face clean / face wash first!

3. Try a supplement. This one is good, like it's about inside us. It will be a balancing feed.

# Cream doctor name # drname # drnameacpro # deeptalk # College life

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4 types of students who get straight A's without studying more than you 🎓✨ #studytok #straightas #studysmart #gradeup #collegelife 4 types of students who get straight A's without studying more than you. They are not smarter. They are not studying longer. They just
Shioppi

Shioppi

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A person wearing a grey hoodie and maroon top, with text overlay "NOTE TAKING TIPS" and "Study Smarter Not Harder" in a search bar, serving as the article's title image.
An open book and a Chick-fil-A cup with a pink straw, illustrating the Cornell Method for note-taking with overlay text explaining its three-section structure.
A laptop displaying a presentation on covalent bonds and a tablet with color-coded, handwritten notes, demonstrating the use of visuals and color-coding in note-taking.
🤍 note taking tips to get you a 4.0 🤍
1. Use the Cornell Method: Divide your page into three sections: a narrow column on the left for key points or questions, a wider column on the right for detailed notes, and a section at the bottom for a summary. This method helps organize information clearly and makes it easier to review later.
Nichole Rhys

Nichole Rhys

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A person holds a purple iPad with various stickers on its back, outdoors under a blue sky with trees. The image has text overlay: "HOW I TAKE NOTES ON MY IPAD (AS A COLLEGE STUDENT)".
A screenshot of the Goodnotes app interface showing a 'Documents' screen with folders organized by semester and a 'MISC' folder. The text 'GOODNOTES!' is displayed at the bottom.
A close-up of digital handwritten notes in Goodnotes on an iPad, covering topics like 'Intestinal Motility' and 'Liver'. The notes feature multiple pen colors and highlighting.
the BEST college note-taking app!
Goodnotes has saved my LIFE. Note-taking on here is so easy and convenient I love it so much. It comes with a few free notebooks but I paid a one-time fee (I think it was around $8.00) and I get unlimited folders, images, notebooks, etc! The last two slides are examples of some of my note pages in
bella 🎧

bella 🎧

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Learn Smarter, Not Harder ⚡️
You don’t need to study longer — you need to study smarter. Here’s how top performers master new skills faster than everyone else 👇 🧠 Pareto Principle: Focus on the 20% of effort that creates 80% of results. ⏰ Spaced Repetition: Review just before you forget. 🧩 Feynman Technique: Teach it sim
Steven Bou

Steven Bou

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Need help with College Algebra, GED,ASVAB?
I got you. Join me live on TikTok every weekday evening at 6:30 pm EST to see for yourself. Your time is now. #collegealgebra #algebra #examanxiety #asvab
Audrey Codner, MAT

Audrey Codner, MAT

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A student sits at a table with a laptop, water bottle, and snacks, looking at the camera. The image introduces study tips like study groups, whiteboard memorization, and using models.
A detailed anatomical model of a human heart, cut open to show its internal chambers and valves. This illustrates the tip of taking pictures of models for review.
A whiteboard covered with handwritten notes and diagrams on anatomy and physiology, including hormones and cranial nerves. This demonstrates the whiteboard memorization study technique.
How I Study In College 📚
These are some things that help me when studying for my classes🫶🏽 01/ taking pictures of the models while you are in class is a great way to review. Your professor probably made a PowerPoint for the class with pictures in it but if the models are available, it is more than likely that they will
Sania

Sania

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5 ways I stay motivated as a college student
As the spring semester comes to an end, I thought I’d share some of the ways I stay motivated as a college student throughout the school year. It can be hard to consistently feel motivated to do homework and study for exams, but taking breaks and implementing little things to look forward during th
layla 🤍

layla 🤍

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How I passed the NCLEX on my first time!
📖: UWorld!!!! I LOVED Uworld. When you take the exams, it formats it exactly like the NCLEX does, so no need to worry about unfamiliarity. The questions are also harder on Uworld which made the NCLEX easier than expected. 🎤: High Yield I listened to this on repeat. It goes ove
glendyam

glendyam

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A young woman takes a mirror selfie in a bathroom, wearing a rust-colored top and white shorts. Text overlays read "WHAT I WISH I KNEW GOING INTO COLLEGE" and "As an almost junior."
Three young women smile and pose together at night, with balloons in the background. The image includes the text "Number 1: Make friends right away!".
A group of young people, including several smiling women and a man, are gathered together. The image features the text "Number 2: Learn to say no.".
Things I wish I knew before college!
1: Make friends as soon as you get there. Being a freshman makes it super easy to talk to new people because you get to say “hey! I’m new here and I’m trying to meet new people and make new friends. Wanna hang out sometime?” 2: Learn to say no. There are going to be nights that going out seems s
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Cassie Covey

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