Is it difficult to take the self-study exam? What experiences can you share?

My experience is not difficult, but most people can't stick to it. Self-study for two or three years, like practice, requires perseverance and persistence. It took me three years to teach myself an undergraduate course. One thing lasts for two or three years, and many people feel scared when they think about it. Feeling that I couldn't hold on any longer, I gradually gave up. Self-taught examination is different from full-time study. In college, you follow the teacher's teaching plan, and self-study must have your own plan.

You should have time and study plan, and know when, how long and how much to study every day. When making a plan, don't search online, and don't use other people's plans. Other people's plans may not suit you.

Self-taught exams are diploma exams for many people. They use their own abilities to prove their academic qualifications and learn solid things. Self-taught exams are really awesome.

Many people say that self-taught exams are difficult, so they often give up halfway. This phenomenon is not to blame the self-examination, only to blame themselves.

I'll speak for myself. I started with middle school education. I didn't choose to continue the college entrance examination, nor did I choose to take the adult college entrance examination and get a correspondence degree. Instead, I chose to take the self-study exam.

At that time, I just graduated from the normal school, worked as a class teacher in a junior high school, and was also the head of the Youth League Committee of the school. I am very enterprising and turn myself into a top every day. I opened my eyes and went to work.

At this time, two other students who were assigned to school with me discussed not to be teachers and continue the college entrance examination.

At first, I was eager to try. I teach in junior high school, and I have a technical secondary school diploma, which is unqualified. I am not reconciled to myself. I really want to spell the college entrance examination again and reshape my golden body. If I want to take the exam, I will take a famous undergraduate course to play. As soon as I compared with those two classmates, I was at a disadvantage. A classmate is an English teacher and learns English fluently. Another student is a math teacher, not to mention his science grades.

What about me? I teach Chinese, I can only write a short article, I can't do math, and I have little knowledge of English. Even if I choose liberal arts in the college entrance examination, the two mountains of mathematics and English are insurmountable.

The most difficult thing in life is to know yourself. Despite all the difficulties, I chose to back down. Don't make others laugh when I can't get into college.

At this time, there is a national self-study exam, which is really god's help!

I heard that there is no class in the self-study exam. I just buy a set of books for self-study, and then pass the exam at 60 points, issue certificates, and pass all the junior college or undergraduate courses, and issue diplomas. This diploma is recognized not only by the state, but also by UNESCO.

I did not hesitate to apply for the self-study exam for Chinese college degree, and the Chinese college should take the course of 12. Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers, that's me. The self-study exam is divided into two exams: the first half and the second half. Chinese majors take four courses every six months, and I have applied for them. I think it's best to try the depth of water first.

I started my self-study career according to the examination syllabus and teaching materials.

I wasn't in love at that time. The school has a dormitory house, and I live in the school at night. Besides going home to eat the meals cooked by my parents and attending classes, I have devoted myself to the self-study exam.

I start to recite when I wake up every day, and I sit under the covers at night and learn to fall asleep naturally.

The study method adopts Hua's reading method, reading thick books and thin books. Such a thick tome, read it through first, and then read it carefully. Draw out the key contents of the textbook with a pen, extract and copy it, and then read it through. This time, it's different from the beginning. Read the key points outlined repeatedly, carefully taste and understand, and then read only the outlined contents. Isn't the book getting thinner?

The first time is time-consuming, and it is estimated that it will take about a week to finish reading the first time; The second time is three or four days. Read it the third time in two days and the fourth time in one day. By the time I came for the exam, I had read every textbook in an hour.

When reading and studying, you must read it repeatedly, read it deeply, read it thoroughly, draw inferences from others, apply what you have learned, and let yourself truly feel that you have learned knowledge.

At this time, I feel that self-study has a taste, and self-study is much more solid than teachers' general lectures.

What's more, after the teacher finishes the class, students need to review and study by themselves, and finally they have to pass the self-study exam. I dare say that after graduating from junior college or undergraduate course, their knowledge is much stronger than that of full-time college students. You can compare them if you don't believe me. As a result, my self-examination became an instant hit, and all the four courses I applied for were qualified, with the highest score of 88 and the lowest score of 68, and I got four single-subject certificates in one breath.

At that time, according to the teacher of the Admissions Office, there were more than 600,000 people in the small county, and there were more than 0/0,000 self-taught candidates. My score is the first, because I am the only candidate who has passed all four subjects.

This gave me encouragement. The second time in the second half of the year, the third time the following year, I took several exams and signed up for several courses. I took the exam three times, 65,438+02,65,438+02, and all passed. I didn't retake the exam once because I failed. It took me a year and a half to get my college diploma.

Graduating from junior college in one and a half years saves half the time compared with full-time junior college students, and the effect is still very good.

At that time, it caused a sensation in the small town, saying that I was a gifted scholar and became the top self-taught scholar.

This gave me great encouragement. After I got my junior college diploma, I signed up for the self-taught examination of Chinese language and literature.

I don't need to go into details. I still use the old-fashioned learning method, or take a few exams and enroll in several courses, or get a certificate all the way and get an undergraduate diploma in three years.