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My areas of strength from the Conley Readiness Index assessment are precision and accuracy, research, and my attitude towards learning content. Precision and accuracy make me a better student, as they allow me to assure that the work I am submitting is formatted correctly, error free, and is upholding high standards. I consider this to be extremely important to my success in school, as I pay attention to details that matter to professors. My researching ability allows me to collect data from many reliable sources online and at the school’s library. This allows me to make sure what I write about consistently has accurate information present to back up my claims. My attitude towards learning allows me to learn as much as I can and get help when

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