Which scenario best describes a short-term challenge and an effective strategy to manage it?

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Maja choosing the best college at which to study her chosen major describes a short-term challenge and an effective strategy to manage it.

<h3>What is a Short term challenge?</h3>

This is a condition which causes various forms of difficulties to people and is usually within a year.

Maja scheduling time each week to research one potential college and listing out the pros and cons for their academic programs best describes it and how it was tackled.

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