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As a high school student, I can safely say that I dislike school very strongly because the teachers often pile so much work on us that we hardly get five hours of sleep at night during an average school week.
As for me, in spite of the fact that I really enjoy studying something new and I have good concentration, I am a stress-resistant person. However, there are some problems that can arise during my studies. For example, I live with my parents, and they often come into my room without my knowledge. This can [...]
Let me think about that. I dislike one thing in my studies in English and also in law. There is too much information to remember, and sometimes I struggle with retaining it. Additionally, there are too many years and too much information.
To be fair, what I really dislike about my studies is mandatory subjects such as civil defense and the history of Azerbaijan. We have been taught these subjects, although they have no interest or relevance to our field, which is related to information security. While I understand their importance in our country, they don't really [...]
Well, though there are some lessons that are more relevant to our future careers, on the other hand, there are a few lessons that we have been taught that are irrelevant to our future careers. For example, we have been taught the history of Azerbaijan and civil defense, which has nothing to do with our [...]
Sometimes, scope projects can be stressful, especially if they are difficult. Fixing mistakes or solving problems can take a lot of time. Despite that, I still enjoy doing them because they help me learn new skills.
Although at first I selected pharmacology based on my genuine interest in this field, after a while I realized that I prefer topics focused on inference, logical thinking, and critical thinking, rather than just memorizing complicated names, interactions, and trying to remember difficult concepts.
I chose my major because of my genuine interest in this subject. However, I find that I prefer a field that emphasizes critical thinking over those that require extensive memorization. In my current major, I often find myself having to memorize complex information, including interactions, numerous complicated needs, and other details that can be quite [...]
Sometimes the workloads might be pretty heavy, especially when we have multiple projects at the same time. Additionally, some theoretical parts can be quite dry compared to the practical ones. Nevertheless, I know they are important for creating a strong foundation.