Non-Traditional Student Discovers Innovative Ways to Improve Grades While Reducing Study Time

USA – Jason Drohn came straight out of high school and started driving a Pepsi truck, working 50+ hours per week. While driving his route, he also supported a spouse, maintained a household, and still managed to earn his bachelor’s degree in record time. Mr. Drohn attributes a large part of his success to his improved study skills, which he claims are geared for the 21st century student.
 
With the economy still on the rebound, getting a job in today’s market without a college degree is basically impossible. Students are competing among themselves for the relatively few positions that are available. Using these study skills, a student (high school or college) can easily improve or maintain a standout GPA, while still having plenty of time left over for extra-curricular activities with which to pad a resume.
 
TJ Tucker, owner of a trick photography book review site, had this to say: “I wish I had these techniques when I was in school. Maybe then I wouldn’t have had to do things the hard way!” He added, “In all seriousness, I was in high school when technology started becoming main-stream. Computer classes were becoming popular in school. Yahoo was still the top search engine. Bottom line, information started coming a lot faster at that point and the way I was taught to study, the way I had been studying my whole life, had become boring. Perhaps, if I knew these techniques back then, I would have earned my degree a lot sooner than I did.”
 
Technology has changed the way people receive information. It comes in a lot faster than it used to. Maybe these learning techniques will become the standard way future generations learn and teach. For more information on these techniques, please visit studyskillslessonplans.moneysites.com.

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