Entering.
Guseulju's words of advice

Part 1.
Study method for each subject

① I prepared this for you who makes mistakes even though you studied Korean.
② How long are you going to memorize English? It won't work once you get to high school.

③ Do you think there's too much math to study? I'll give you a rough guideline.

④ Exploration: Solve the same problem book and reveal a secret tip to get a better score than your friend.

+ The memorization technique of the top student in the school that only I know
“From middle school to high school, there is no memorization technique I haven’t tried.
Among them! I'll reveal the most effective memorization technique for raising my grades."

Part 2.
4-Week Exam Preparation Plan and Tips

① Midterm exam
- Planning for D-4 weeks
- Planning for D-3 weeks
- Planning for D-2 weeks
- Planning for D-1 week

+ A secret weapon the day before the exam!!
② Final exam
- Planning for D-4 weeks
- Planning for the next 3 weeks
- Planning for D-2 weeks
- Planning for D-1 week

+ A secret weapon the day before the exam!

*A special story told by Gu Seul-ju
- Even if I memorize it, I forget it.
- What if I can't keep to the plan I made?
- I think I became “obsessed” with scheduling.
- Watch when you're in a slump
- I studied, but I don't think I studied.
- To you who finished the midterm exam
- When you can't study because of distracting thoughts
- indeed..
Do you think I can do it well?
- A day when I don't want to study to death
- When I compare myself with my friends
- To you who finished your final exams

When you think of 'college entrance exams,' the first thing that comes to mind is the CSAT.
However, in reality, since there are many students who enter universities through the regular admission process rather than through the CSAT, the internal exam, which is held twice a semester, is likely to be a much more difficult and stressful exam.
Many students give up on their grades after experiencing failure several times.
This may be because the preparation period is short each time, and the textbooks and test scope are complex, making it difficult to find a consistent study method.
This 『Gu Seul-ju's Internal Notes』 addressed such concerns.
First of all, it contains detailed information on how much to study for each subject, what textbooks to use, and how to study, and it also provides a plan for each week.
If you learn the study methods that Guseulju has developed through trial and error, such as the 'combo learning method', 'text structuring', and 'my own test paper', preparing for the difficult internal exams will not be a big problem.
In addition, it includes careful mental advice for the exam period, when you can easily fall apart.
If you are a student who is worried about preparing for your internal exams, I highly recommend this 『Gu Seul-ju's Internal Exam Notes』.