For example, your Chinese 93 is a little low. You can recite the basic knowledge points of classical Chinese, recite some sentence patterns in your composition, and take time out to do a reading every day, which should be above 100.
About 80% of the questions are basic questions with moderate difficulty. What you need to do is not to be careless about the basic questions, do more basic questions and intermediate questions, improve the accuracy, and strive to do the first of the last two difficult big questions. It should be no problem to reach 1 10.
The points that English can score are multiple-choice questions and cloze, composition, that is, to do more grammar, it takes about two hours to do 100 multiple-choice questions every day, and then ask the teacher to understand the wrong questions, recite sentence patterns in the composition, and read once or twice a day like Chinese. It can probably reach 120.
I'm not sure about comprehensive management. I am a liberal arts student, but it seems that it is not easy to finish my thesis. Biology is very complicated. If you have time to recite more, just mention the basic points, but it is more difficult. You can sort out the basic formulas in physics, which will be very helpful. Chemistry is also a basic knowledge, and you should be able to reach 200 by comprehensive management.
All of the above are conservative. If you work very hard, cheer up, go to bed at 12 every day, get up at 6 o'clock and seize all the time, you should be able to achieve such or even better results, but you must work hard! If you work hard, you may add more points to the extraordinary performance of the college entrance examination. Let's go
As for the future, it's too early for you to think about it now. It is better for you to study a second degree than a junior college. Sailors don't study and work, but knowledge is power. After graduating from college, you can try to keep your postgraduate degree. Now it is not difficult for graduate students to find jobs and try to keep their graduate degrees. In the second school, if you really work hard, it's easy to protect your research, because if others don't study, you can easily leave others behind. Unlike a new school, although there are many opportunities, everyone is very fierce, so the competition pressure is great. As long as you keep working hard, you won't make mistakes.