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This document provides a survival kit for first year university students, answering common questions about exams, attendance, mobile phone use, and leaving class. It advises that past exams can be consulted at the Student Council, attendance is mandatory for most subjects, mobile phones can be used at designated times as long as they don't disturb class, and teachers will have no problem if students need to leave class early after explaining their reasons.
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Leaflet
- 1. Welcome to university SURVIVAL KIT FOR STUDENTS IN 1st GRADE ANSWERS ALL THE TO YOUR QUESTIONS EXAMS How would they be like? At the Student Council (Consell de l'Estudiantat) we have some exams from previous years. You can consult them! ATTENDANCE Is it compulsory? Yes, attendance is compulsory in the majority of the subjects. Moreover, the teacher takes the register, so don't miss a class!
- 2. MOBILE PHONE Can I use mine in class? You can have it on your table and consult it punctual times as long as you don't disturb in class. This is applicable in some classes, but it depends on the teacher you have LEAVING CLASS Can I leave the class before it finishes? If you need to leave the class before it finishes, talk to your teacher and explain him or her your reasons. She or he will have no problem! EXIT See you soon!