When you say you vary your methods, what do you mean by that? When you were in your networking class and it wasn't structured in a way you found convenient, cou

When you say you vary your methods, what do you mean by that? When you were in your networking class and it wasn't structured in a way you found convenient, could this have been demonstrating that you're overly dependent on certain learning techniques, and need to become adept with some new ones? Your repeated references to hard work stood out: > I worked hard on that class but it didn't matter. There's a pattern you can fall into where you stare at the page and get stressed, and then come away hours later none the wiser but exhausted and feeling unduly virtuous from your hard but meaningless work. Hard work doesn't count for anything of itself. Only when you're pursuing effective strategies. > I'm likely to not ever know. If you want to, you could dig up your syllabus notes or email the uni for a copy of them. Identify the topics, and see if you understand them. Get past exams out of the library and identify the topics in them. Find a mentor and go back over the stuff again until you have an easy understanding of each of the concepts.