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This document provides tips for college success including organization, time management, and utilizing resources. It recommends having a daily planner, viewing school as a priority job, and knowing what campus resources are available such as the library and tutoring. Students are advised to get academic advising, find their optimal study times, ask questions, and network with classmates.
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- 1. College Success Skills Sheina David SDV 100 DL09
- 2. Organization • Have a daily planner. • Write in all obligations and deadlines in the planner. • Get advised by an academic advisor. • Plan classes and courses according to your academic goals. • Have a “plan b” of how you will complete your school work in case something unexpected comes up.
- 3. Time Management • View school work as a job. It is a priority. • Know your inner clock; work when you are at the highest energy and focus levels. • Don’t multitask. • Turn off distractions. • Plan fun activities for after you do your studying as an incentive to finish. • Use a planner, and eliminate the least necessary activities.
- 4. Make Use of Resources • Know what resources are available. • Get academic advising. • Learn about the library, its uses and the way it works. • Find out and utilize tutoring if necessary. • Don’t be afraid to ask questions. • Keep in contact with professors and ask for assistance or clarity. • Network with classmates and those with similar career goals.
- 5. Citations Sloane, Cathryn. “College Students: These Soft Skills Lead to Academic Success.” usanews.com. Varsity Tutors. Nov. 17, 2014. Web. March 8, 2015. Staley, Constance Courtney. Focus on Community College Success. 3rd ed. Boston, MA: Wadsworth, 2010. Print.