Lack Of Time

   I completely understand you. I also want to apply for this specialty and at the same time to have good grades in school. I know what it's like for you, because I study the same subjects together with a lot of things that I probably won't need at all. I think that everyone should know more or less the work of Botev, Vazov, etc. I can't give you advice - I also haven't found a way to make it easier. Just make sure that chemistry and biology are okay first and then the rest. And, when it's hard for you, just think how in one or two years you will have a good diploma, a certificate in English and of course a first year in medicine - you will achieve everything you wanted and for which you fought so hard. :) Good luck!

   Oh 11th grade is probably the hardest of all! It is not intensive preparation for university, languages, sometimes even bigger quarrels with parents (as it was in my case) ... Except to tell you to behave and look at your goal, which is still in the foreseeable future, I don't know what else! It is clear that our education system is complete rubbish in this regard - 11th and 12th grade should be for much more specialized training, so that such blunders do not happen as with you, and many others. It's a nice general culture, but at some point you have to focus on specialization, not watching dedicated physicists with huge history lessons, for example. You are on the right track, even if it is a seizure now, you will soon be very happy with yourself and it will be behind you. Success!

   The point is to take the entrance exams. And once you're at university, you have to get used to taking your exams and DON'T RUN from exercise. If you succeed in further lectures in the exercises up and down they give you explanations but it will be scary - at least in medicine - all the horrors will become banal and a waste of time. So if you're scared, just keep messing around and you'll find the center. I believe you will succeed.

   I would ask you if you have a girlfriend, but my question is clear. Take some time and I'm not telling you not to study, on the contrary study, but I'm sure after a while you wouldn't want to remember those years just by studying :)

   Don't complain, I was too. Now, however, I am in my second year of pharmacy. I am perfect in chemistry and biology. I also got my English certificate and graduated with honors from high school. What are you complaining about?

   The problem for young people is that they never have time, but have too many things to do. In fact, this is not the problem, but their happiness. Because we don't know what boredom is murder. The thing you need is to understand that you can't know everything, and what is taught in school is sometimes not a general culture at all, but a very big EXCESSIVE deepening. In general, the scheme is as follows and believe me - the teachers know it because they prepared mainly according to it (haven't you heard some of your teachers say - oh, I don't know I'm a teacher of something, I don't understand from .. chemistry for example) .. So about the scheme - up to 8th grade you really have to know almost everything, although look - so many people live simple and have money, and are happy, but this is another topic and it does not tell us excites. After the 8th grade, there is either sloppiness or pre-specialization in a certain field, then the interests are formed, the emphasis is only on one specific thing and so on. Don't overdo it with knowledge, they can play a cruel joke on you! Today it is extremely easy to enter and children do not realize that entering is not the last step, but in fact the first. The first step in a very profound journey in which you will either really explain why you love something (such as medicine) or you will hate it because it is not your thing. And directly to your question - time is a pain, there is always time, as long as he knows how to arrange it, and usually after a long struggle comes a well-deserved rest. This is not just part of a phrase, this is true. Don't think that most successful people have started sitting in a leather chair. the emphasis is only on one particular thing and so on. Do not overdo it with knowledge, they can play a cruel joke on you! Today it is extremely easy to enter and children do not realize that entering is not the last step, but in fact the first. The first step in a very profound journey in which you will either really explain why you love something (such as medicine) or you will hate it because it is not your thing. And directly to your question - time is a pain, there is always time, as long as he knows how to arrange it, and usually after a long struggle comes a well-deserved rest. This is not just part of a phrase, this is true. Don't think that most successful people have started sitting in a leather chair. the emphasis is only on one particular thing and so on. Do not overdo it with knowledge, they can play a cruel joke on you! Today it is extremely easy to enter and children do not realize that entering is not the last step, but in fact the first. The first step in a very profound journey in which you will either really explain why you love something (such as medicine) or you will hate it because it is not your thing. And directly to your question - time is a pain, there is always time, as long as he knows how to arrange it, and usually after a long struggle comes a well-deserved rest. This is not just part of a phrase, this is true. Don't think that most successful people have started sitting in a leather chair. The first step in a very profound journey in which you will either really explain why you love something (such as medicine) or you will hate it because it is not your thing. And directly to your question - time is a pain, there is always time, as long as he knows how to arrange it, and usually after a long struggle comes a well-deserved rest. This is not just part of a phrase, this is true. Don't think that most successful people have started sitting in a leather chair. The first step in a very profound journey in which you will either really explain why you love something (such as medicine) or you will hate it because it is not your thing. And directly to your question - time is a pain, there is always time, as long as he knows how to arrange it, and usually after a long struggle comes a well-deserved rest. This is not just part of a phrase, this is true. Don't think that most successful people have started sitting in a leather chair.

   My sister was too. She had some free time and took the opportunity to go swimming because it unloaded her. He also walked in the park and in quieter places.

   some would criticize me after all: haven't you thought about self-learning. For English - there are tons of different materials on the Internet in English, there are different sites and groups for learning languages ​​and there you can connect with English, Americans, and many foreigners with perfect English. And if you are going to study in Bulgaria - you can drop the English lessons for a test for when you need them. For biology and chemistry, I'm not so deep into these sciences, but I guess you can teach them yourself to some degree, but it's still good to have a teacher who controls how you do.