Almost every student begins their degree with great interest and motivation. Why many of these students end with a lack of interest? Or couldn’t complete their degree within the time? In short, LACK OF PLAN.

In this course “Transform Your Academic Performance And Finish Your Degree,” I have explained 6 steps to finish your degree. From proposal to passing your thesis, my course includes tips for every stage to help you succeed.

Correct Mindset

Begin your degree with the correct mindset. Yes, there will be many outside elements impacting your progress but you have to take full responsibility at the end of the day.

Write a Proposal

Many students can’t pay for their course, so they need to write a proposal for funding. I have a full course on how to write your research proposal. Still, I have talked about some proposal tips in this course as well.

Remember that you can reuse your research proposal. Hence, you should take it seriously. Your proposal should include why you want to study this course, what’s your background, etc.

Weekly Update

Send a concise email stating five things you have done in the week and five things you plan to do in the upcoming week. It will develop a perfect relationship with your supervisor. Moreover, you can track your progress easily.

Write

Write as often as possible. Writing is extremely important for the completion of your degree. From proposal to thesis, you need to write. Hence, you should write early, write often, and write well.

Here is my video explaining the Tips To Finish Your Degree: Turn This Wheel From Proposal To Passing Your Thesis

Things You Will Learn in the Course “Transform Your Academic Performance And Finish Your Degree”

• How to plan your degree and successfully manage important deadlines
• Regular status updates that improve your relationship with your supervisor
• An ownership mindset that will get you through tough times without shifting blame
• Discussion papers that capture academic progress and useful content for your final report
• The importance of writing early so you think with the end in mind
• Introduction to writing practices like complexity last and old before new
• A finishing mindset that avoids over-analysis and prevents unnecessary delays
• Long-term thinking when doing your proposal that sets you up for success

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