Katherine Said:

Any time management tips for college students?

We Answered:

have less sex hahaha

Jennifer Said:

whats a good way to find the college or you? any tips from college students on how they picked theirs?

We Answered:

1. Decide how far from home you want to go or are willing to go.

2. Decide what size of a college you want to attend. Some people feel lost at very large school whereas others obviously like large schools.

3. If possible, determine what you want to major in and do research to find a school that is strong in that major. Many colleges are strong in one area, but not in some others.

4. Consider the job market for your major in your hometown and in the area for about 100 mile radius of the college you are considering. Do research. Check the US Dept. of Labor website among other places.

5. Work with your guidance counselor to try to get scholarship money. NEVER turn down a free or mostly free education.

Peggy Said:

Where can I find good study tips for college students?

We Answered:

MY BEST QUARTER I WENT HOME EACH NIGHT AND REWROTE MY NOTES IN A SPIRAL NOTEBOOK. WHAT SURPRISED ME MOST WAS THAT I REMEMBERED SO MUCH MORE, WITH THE INFO FRESH IN MY MIND, AND THAT BECAME MY STUDY NOTEBOOK.


GOD BLESS

Lauren Said:

Studying tips from other college students?

We Answered:

All of the above!
lol, but seriously, the best thing to do is to NEVER get behind in your studies...after that, it will be hard to keep up

Jerome Said:

Study Tips for new college students?

We Answered:

Rhys,

As a recent college graduate (summa *** laude, 4.0 GPA), the most important advice I can give you is: SET ASIDE TIME FOR SCHOOLWORK!!! I planned out my studies so that I spent at least 2 hours per day (M-F) working on assignments and reading my texts. I did this with no TV, no radio, and no distractions. I didn't even keep a clock handy, I just started at the time I planned and when I was finished, I finished. On weekends, if I had an assignment due Monday or Tuesday, I would plan some time on Saturday, even if it was late in the evening, to work on it.

I need to explain that I attended college online, so my class schedule was a little more flexible. However, I also held down a full-time job that sometimes required me to work overtime, so sometimes even my own plans would go awry and I would have to reschedule my study time, But the important point is that I DID reschedule it. Getting my degree was very important to me, and I gave it the priority it deserved.

College for a young person (as I'm assuming you are) should be fun, an experience that you remember for the rest of your life. But you should remember that attending college is your JOB for the next 2, 4, 6, or 8 years (depending on what you want to be), and you need to keep that perspective. So have fun in school, but keep in mind that getting that degree is the whole focus of the experiment. Give it the consideration it deserves, and you shouldn't have any problems.