There are only about a hundred days left until the college entrance exam, and as a graduating senior, I have to take it.
It's time to settle down and put some serious effort into reviewing.
To be honest, I'm feeling the pressure.
My highest score ever was only 220, and my lowest was 168. And for our year's candidates, the college entrance exam is going to be harder than before.
There were 733,000 candidates in 2023, and two-fifths of them were repeaters. There are also reforms due for our year. The number of candidates keeps rising, and so does the number of repeaters.
Local repeaters in our year have to stay local instead of going elsewhere to study like they could before.
If you want to repeat the year at another school, they'll also look at your college entrance exam score. If you don't meet their cutoff, no amount of money will help.
The pressure on me is enormous, but having determination, perseverance, and a goal is still much better than drifting through life.
I'm pulling myself together now. My goal is just to get into a vocational college. I'm not asking for a bachelor's program-having somewhere to study will be enough.
Only a hundred days or so. What could that possibly change?
No, it could change a lot.
I've been through that myself. Back in middle school, my grades were even worse than they are now in high school.
My total was only a little over a hundred points, and my highest score was just 210.
That was across nine subjects plus PE-the PE score was from a mock exam; after training, I later scored 73 out of 80...
You could say I only got twenty-something points per subject. Back in middle school, I was hopeless and had given