How to adjust the mentality as the college entrance examination approaches?

I've been there, too. I'm a junior this year I'm just talking about my suggestions and mentality for college entrance examination review, for reference only.

First of all, you say you don't like math, but you can't ignore the importance of math. You are ambivalent. Indeed, mathematics is very important. You can't be partial now. Preference for one subject is terrible. Even if you don't like it, you should learn bravely. Maybe your study method is wrong. Good learning methods can get twice the result with half the effort and improve learning efficiency. You must not give up math, no matter how difficult it is, you must stick to it. The college entrance examination is a lifetime thing.

Also, mentality is very important, and the necessary tension and pressure are good. If you are too nervous, it will affect your study and have a negative effect on preparing for the final exam and improvising. If you think so, as long as I try my best, there will be no problem. Of course, if you work hard, you must really work hard, and you can face any result.

Finally, I hope you can establish an advantage subject, so that your score can be pulled up. This is necessary. If all your subjects are mediocre, you may not have any competitive advantage. If you have a dominant discipline, you can maintain your advantage on the basis of this dominant discipline and make up for other general disciplines. As long as the general subjects remain normal, the dominant subjects will bring you great advantages.

Come on, a beautiful college life is waiting for you, and I wish you good grades. I hope my advice can help you.