WHY MUST I STUDY HARD AND WORK HARD

WHY MUST I STUDY HARD AND WORK HARD

1. To prove people that “bad” students can become excellent students too. 
2. To expand your knowledge of the world. 
3. To look back on your success in ten years time. (Submitted by adjudicates)
4. To not let my mental illness define my grades. (Submitted by musicianship)
5. I study because I am privileged enough to have the opportunity. I study because I have no one getting in my way telling me I can’t. I study because I want to do some real good in this world. I study because I live in a country where being female has no significant disadvantage; and so, I take this opportunity so that I may make future opportunities for those who don’t have them. (Submitted by crimson-Voltaire)
6. My reason for studying is how I’ll get to where I want to be in my life which is successful, comfortable, and happy. 
7. I study to make my mum happy and proud. 
8. I study to prove my anxiety wrong! 
9. I study because I want to save lives. 
10. I study because my grandpa, orphaned during WWII when he was 8, worked 4 days a week in a mine to learn for 2 days. He’s retired after 40 years of working in diplomacy, for the last 5 years as an ambassador. He’s my role model. And I love him so much. 
11. I study because my primary school teacher from when I was 6 replied “Well who would think that?” when my mother informed her I was going to university. I study so I can tell her “Why would you not think that?” 
12. I study because I want to give myself the best future I possibly can as a black woman. (Submitted by n-Marla)
13. I study because my dreams are improbable. But not impossible. I will achieve them. (Submitted by redhead)
14. I study because even though I can’t imagine having a future, I want one. (Submitted by study)
15. I study so that I can be surrounded by the right people at school, at home, at work, and on Tumbler. You can only walk the path that you choose for yourself, so choose wisely. Pave your path with bricks, not straw. 
16. I study because last year I was in a mental hospital for young people and I discovered that I want my death to mean something. 
17. I study because diseases have haunted my family for long enough, and cancer deserves to be taken down once for all. 

WHY DO WE NEED TO STUDY HARD

Do you really know why you are at school? Why do you have to attend school? Do you really know how important studying is? Why do you have to study hard? If you are not sure to your answers on these questions, you will probably end up having a hard time in discovering yourself and knowing the purpose of studying.

The following are nine important reasons why you should study hard

1. To learn knowledge and develop your skills. You already have this innate talent and skills. You just have to discover and develop them. Studying hard will help you on it.
2. Studying is also preparing for your future. You have to learn in order to live. Lessons taught in school are the things you need for your future. Study hard at school so you could acquire the skills you need.
3. School provides knowledge. you could use the knowledge that the school provide not only for your quiz tomorrow but also for your everyday living.
4. To discover yourself. Studying will help you discover your strengths and weaknesses. If you study hard, choosing field that suits you will be easy.
5. Studying hard requires you to give 100%. It will push you to give your best. You will never regret if you choose to give your best at a hundred percent.
6. To pursue your dreams. If you have dreams of becoming a someone, you have to work for it. If you don’t have work for it, then you’ll be no one in the future.
7. To have a wider option. Yes, if you have good grades you have the privilege to choose and excel on the career you want to pursue.
8.  Your mission is to improve and make difference in the world. You have to learn at school first in order to accomplish this mission.
9. Real world is harder than the lessons taught in school.

You should be motivated to learn. You should be more committed to studies. You should be willing to take challenges at school.