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Complete assignments on time by making a schedule and sticking to it, create a dedicated study place, organize work time, and relax. Study at least three hours each day, right after class if possible, and divide time between classes. Start studying for major exams at least a week in advance by reviewing notes and quizzes, taking practice tests to identify weak areas, and studying and testing yourself again. Complete all homework assignments whether they are graded or not because they are assigned to teach important concepts.
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2. Plan ahead by determining how long tasks will take, combining activities when possible, and breaking large tasks into smaller ones.
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- 1. 4 Ways to Achieve College Success!
- 2. 1. Complete Assignments on Time • Don’t let assignments pile up – It is overwhelming and causes unnecessary stress. – Don’t play the catch up game – Once you’re too far behind, it is almost impossible to catch up.
- 3. Here are Some Ways to Help You Complete Assignments on Time • Make a schedule and stick to it! • Create a study place • Organize your work time • Relax
- 4. 2. Study at Least Three Hours Each Day or Evening • Study right after class if possible so you don't forget anything • Divide and manage your time between classes
- 5. 3. Start Studying for a Major Exam at Least a Week in Advance. • Study notes and quizzes • Test yourself with a practice test • Discover your weak areas • Study again • Test yourself again
- 6. 4. Complete all homework whether you get credit for them. • There is a reason why they assigned it to you • If you don't do it, you might miss something important
- 7. The End