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Great student

             A great student has many aspects and features, which make him/her "great". They strive for things that most common students do not. Trying things that some of us are lazy to accomplish. These students put in all their effort even when up against the smallest assignment to the most difficult assignment. People ask what is a great student? What do they do that makes it better than what we do? The answer is found within what they do and what they keep in mind.
             Determination is key to being successful. The students that usually strive for this and think about it come out successful. Great students want to earn something so bad that they try hard and have the strong will to do it. The strong determination, that these students have helped push them to be great and excellent. Students with no determination and have a weak will don't accomplish much and stay where they are. Great students always want to go above what is normal and what is needed for them to do that is their strong determination and motivation.
             Nothing comes out well without the effort you put into things. For example, you do a science project and you do things hastily and put no effort, you are really bound to receive a low grade. On the other with the right amount of effort and hard work you are bound to receive the grade you want. The "great" student is all about effort. They put a lot of effort into all of their works and never hesitate to use most of their energy. They push themselves by putting much effort into their work. It should be only right for them receive a good grade and become successful. Students who try their hardest and never give up usually become winners unlike some other students who don't.
             Like they say, "No pain, no gain." Without the sacrifice of time and sweat you can't expect to get what you want. Students who are lazy and don't really want to do anything usually don't get what they want as far as grades wise because they don't want to sacrifice their fun time for school.


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