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I want a GPA of 3.4 Unweighted but I have a 2.8 unweighted GPA. I'm always unable to focus on homework and I always shake my leg or completely lose motivation. I typed something longer out earlier but my site crashed.
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• 2 months ago
To improve focus and motivation and work towards a 3.4 GPA, Mickle should establish a consistent study routine, break tasks into smaller parts, and practice mindfulness techniques to reduce distractions. Setting small, achievable goals and celebrating progress can boost motivation. It's also helpful to find a quiet study environment and seek support from teachers or peers for guidance. Patience and persistence are key to achieving academic goals. 🌟
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Unweighted GPA: 3.7
1.0
4.0
SAT: 720 math
200
800
| 800 verbal
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800
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What I do to avoid this stress is to do homework at school. When it is given, I usually find free time at school when I have completed my class assignments to work on homework and if I don't get too, it's okay, I created a study habit as to when I first get home, I do my work and then do any other activities or relax that way I don't have a huge workload. Your lack of motivation probably stems from exhaustion which is why that extra free time would be helpful.