1. Class Schedule
- Do not schedule back to back classes.
- Alternate plans if courses closed or full.
-Check for courses closing notices and pick up 'add-drop' form.
- Ask options/suggestions from students.
2. Study Routine
-Take very good and clear notes.
- Use a recorder for lectures.
- Study your notes right after the class. (Refreshing)
- Make use of study resources on campus. (labs, tutors, computer programs, library)
-Speak with your professors during their office hours.
- Find at least one or two students in each class to study with.
-Study the hardest subject first. (Brain fresh)
- NEVER DO LAST MINUTE STUDY! (I used to study at the last minutes in high school
but it doesn't work that way in college.)
3. Be Organized
In high school, the teachers tended to lead you through all the homework and due dates. In college, professors post the entire semester due dates.
So, BE PREPARE!
4. Get to know your 1. professors.
2. T.A. (teacher assistants or recitation instructors)
3. academics advisors.
4. room mates.
5. classmates.
5. Get involved on campus
-Student organizations
-Clubs
-Sport teams
*Learn new skills and be connected to your school. Find out new updated information.
6. Stay Healthy
-Get enough sleep.
-Eat right.
-Balanced meal - eat less fries, cup noodles, other unhealthy food
(Don't get sick like me, you guys.)
If you have any questions about applying to college or any other questions regarding to college, please feel free to email me. I'll help you as much as I can.
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