This document discusses strategies for student success in college. It emphasizes time management, utilizing campus resources, studying effectively, and modifying behaviors to achieve academic goals. Specific advice includes prioritizing tasks, using planning tools, studying beyond just homework, seeking help from support services, and practicing good time management habits to be productive rather than just busy. The overall message is that academic accomplishment in college requires dedication to studying, managing one's time well, and taking advantage of the resources available.

1. •Accomplishment
•Achievement
•Happiness
•Progress
•Prosperity
•Triumph
•Fruition
Making it Happen!

2. •Accomplishment
•Achievement
•Happiness
•Progress
•Prosperity
•Triumph
•Fruition

3. Building: Academic Program and Support Center
Office: Academic Advising and Learning Center
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4. Provide Support for Students’ That are Struggling
Refer Students to Campus Resources
Assist in Petition Processes
Provide General Advising
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5. ANYONE that needs help!!!!
What Other Types of Students do I see?
Students Placed on:
Academic Warning or Probation;
Students Referred by the Wolf Connection System
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6. How are you Held Accountable?
In High School:
In College:
•Detention
•Essay
•Principal
•Grades, Grades, Grades!
•Vice Principal
•Academic Warning
•Academic Probation
•Academic Suspension
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7. Success…..
•The favorable or prosperous termination of attempts or endeavors
•The attainment of wealth, position, honors, or the like
•The accomplishment of one's goals
Question!
What does success mean to you?!
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8. Success is Objective
Ask Yourself:
Is a “C” good enough for you?
Perhaps you want better grades. Why?
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9. For Applying to Jobs, they aren’t!!!
But how do Grades Affect me, as a person?
Grades Help Build Confidence!
Grades Reflect Your Level of Dedication
It’s your money! Get the most out of it!
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10. Manage Your Time
Do More Than Homework
Utilize Campus Resources
Seek Out Study Tools
Ask Questions
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11. Busy or Productive?
During your time in college, ask
yourself “am I busy or productive?”
There is only so much time in a day.
Time can be used productively or it can be wasted.
Certainly, few of us use our time as well as we could.
How Can I be Productive?
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12. Use a Planning Tool!!!!!
•Google Calendar
•Paper Planner
•Sticky Notes
•White Boards
Prioritize!!!!!
•What is Most Important??
•What can Wait?
•How Will This Affect me?
•How Much Can I fit in my day?
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13. High School:
College:
•Teacher Assigns Homework
•Professor Assigns Homework
•You do Homework
•You do Homework
•You go Back to Class
•You STUDY, STUDY, STUDY!!
•Repeat
•You go Back to Class
•Repeat
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14. WOU Campus Resources are FREE!!!!
•Student Health & Counseling
•Academic Advising
•Student Affairs
•Writing Center
•Tutoring
•Library
•SLCD
•ODS
USE THEM!!!!!
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15. What are Some Study Tools?
•Notes
•Flash cards
•Practice Tests
•Quizlet
•Other Webtools!!!!
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16. When Utilizing Office Hours:
•Think Ahead!!!
•Try Researching First!
•Don’t Just State the Problem, Offer Solutions.
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17. Modifying Your Behavior:
•It, typically, doesn’t happen overnight
•It requires difficult decisions
•Overall, dedication.
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