What do you find the most difficult part of the graduate school entrance examination process?

I am from World War II, so the biggest difficulty is the fear in my heart, the regret of not working hard in the past, and the confusion of not knowing where to go in the future.

The college forcibly led the team to the internship, and the graduate school entrance examination did not let go, 6 weeks did not have time to read books, seriously affecting the progress of the review, many students gave up, some downgraded the school grade, and then they did not have enough time, one or two o'clock every night to sleep, sometimes more than 12 o'clock sleepy feel good guilt, dare not go to bed too early. In mid-December, I felt so stressed that my heart was crushed.

If your mind is firm enough to transform your thoughts into action without hesitation, then no matter how big the difficulties are, you will think to overcome them!

The biggest difficulty is that I am like a headless fly, with no planned revision at all and a lot of questions that I don't know who to ask. I can only slowly explore it myself.

When the people around me go out to play, watch dramas or play with mobile phones, I can only hypnotize myself desperately: learning makes me happy, and I love to learn. At that time, some of the friends who studied together gave up one after another, and they almost didn't stick to it, so they were really confused for a while, but fortunately, they woke up in time and adjusted their mentality.

In the graduate school entrance examination, whether you can stick to it is the most difficult thing. I was very energetic in the early stage, but the more I learned, the more I felt that my self-confidence was insufficient, how could an English reading still be wrong in five questions, how could there be so many books to read, and I couldn't see progress, I was really scared and anxious.

Sleepy, it's really sleepy, especially in the library in the warm winter clothes, sometimes you can sleep all afternoon, and wake up to find that you haven't done anything.

I can't do the question, but I finally understand it, and I can't do it. After a while, I won't do this problem again, and then I understand it again, and so on.

From the beginning of the decision to take the postgraduate examination, every day is to memorize words and practice speaking, a month or two before the IELTS test, basically every day in addition to eating and sleeping is to learn English. I'm going crazy to be tortured by English.

I think the most difficult thing about the graduate school entrance examination is not in studying, the difficulty is in persistence, the difficulty is to hold on, to be able to persevere when everyone is looking for a job, to be able to persevere after being so tired after the daily internship, as long as you keep your original intention, you will win, even if the final result is unsatisfactory, it is considered to be no regrets, and you can face it calmly.

The IQ is not enough, I can't understand the answers to some questions in famous schools, and I can understand it to the point that I still can't do it myself, and in the end I can only admit that I have a dish and then apply to this school.

The biggest difficulty is memorizing a lot of books, and I'm about to throw up