here's how i won first place internationally in HOSA.

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The creator shares her personal strategy for winning first place in the HOSA international competition. She emphasizes the importance of mastering event guidelines, using unconventional study methods, and hypothesizing potential test questions.

Structure

1Introduction to HOSA achievement
2Tip 1: Master the event guidelines
3Tip 2: Use unconventional study methods
4Tip 3: Hypothesize potential test questions
5Closing encouragement

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how i won first place internationally in HOSA other stats: won 1st-3rd place in various ATC events, 4th place in California for mental health and wellness team event 1st place regionals states internationally against 20k+ ppl 1. know the event guidelines like the back of your hand. will allow you to better sense what judges look for making sure you don't lose unnecessary points for my specific event: health care issues exam quizzed on every possible health news article and journal studied months in advance before EVERY round and after advancing to the next round studied every. single. detail made it a habit to read the news EVERY MORNING i didn't do it just to win but to learn 2. hypothesize possible *hidden* judging rubrics + possible questions prepare in case of the unpredictable pace your routine prepare for EVERY possibility and details

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here's how i won first place internationally in HOSA. i've been part of HOSA since freshman year and went to state leadership conference in California for three years and i placed first place in California for healthcare issues exam which allowed me to go to international level and i won first place internationally. i had to take exams against 20k+ people and i got the highest score. first thing is that the HOSA guidelines that they post on the websites is going to be your best friend. you need to know the documents and the guidelines from top to bottom to the point where you can recite it in any given moment. this will allow you to better sense what judges look for making sure you don't lose unnecessary points and what you are going to be tested on and exactly the steps that you need to take to get a good score. for my specific event: healthcare issues exam, i was basically told to go to these certain websites which were health and health news websites and anything that was posted in a certain time frame that they gave me was subject for testing. i would basically study months in advance before every round and after advancing to the next round. if you want to be best at something you have to use unconventional study methods. so that means i literally went through every single detail, made it a habit to read the news every morning. i didn't do it just to win but to learn. i took notes on every single one, including who the authors' names were, what the study methods looked like, what the different methodologies for research looked like, etcetera. next, i tried to hypothesize possible hidden judging rubrics and possible questions. if you look on the guidelines it'll show you an example of what a question might look like. this will give you a better sense of what kind of questions they can ask for this batch of articles, allowing you to basically quiz yourself. it's all about pacing yourself and making sure that you know what you're talking about and just getting prepared according to it. good luck.