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This document provides advice and information to help students succeed in college. It discusses how college prepares students for career success by improving employment opportunities and earning potential. It also notes increasing diversity in the student population. To be successful, students must be motivated, committed, responsible, and develop positive habits. Lifelong learning principles learned in college include learning from failures and celebrating successes. Academic integrity and habits of the mind like persistence and flexibility also lead to academic achievement.
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- 2. Questions to Consider How will college prepare you for life? How can you get motivated? Who on campus can help you make the most of your education? What is the connection between college and lifelong learning?
- 3. Education Prepares you for career success. Improves your chances for employment. Increases earning potential. Broadens your world view. Helps you develop flexibility. Helps you build team- work skills.
- 4. Changing Student Demographics Increasing minority enrollment. Increasing number of returning adults. Older student population Financial independence Supporting families More single parents Increasing number of working students. Increasing number of part-time students. Increasing enrollment at Community Colleges.
- 5. To Be Successful, You Mustโฆ Be motivated. Make a commitment. Develop positive habits. Be responsible. Acknowledge and face your fears. Build self-esteem. Think positively. Follow through by taking action.
- 6. Lifelong Learning Principles Learned in College โข Learn from your failures. Evaluate what happened. Make changes for the future. โข Celebrate your successes. Evaluate what happened. Use the same strategies in the future.
- 7. Academic Integrity Involves: Honesty. Trust. Fairness. Respect. Responsibility.
- 8. Habits of the Mind Leading to Academic Success Persistence. Managing impulsivity. Using empathy and understanding with others. Flexibility. Metacognition. Striving for accuracy and precision. Questioning.
- 9. More Habits of the Mind (1) Recognizing and applying past knowledge to new situations. Thinking and communicating with clarity and precision. Using all your senses to gather data. Using creativity, imagination, and innovation. Responding with wonderment and awe.
- 10. More Habits of the Mind (2) Taking responsible risks. Finding humor. Thinking interdependently. Becoming lifelong learners.
- 11. People Who Consistently Use Habits of the Mind: Tend to use behavior patterns that work. Recognize and value behaviors that work over those which donโt. Have the basic skills and ability to carry out the working behaviors. Make an ongoing effort to evaluate and improve performance.