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And You Thought Getting into College Was Hard . . . Students who assume they can figure out college on the fly often learn things the hard way—they look back and think, “If only I’d known this from the start!” College Rules! will save you the time and trouble, setting you up for academic success from the get-go. Lesson #1: College is different from high school, and even those who were at the top of their class will need practical advice on how to successfully transition to college life. This updated and expanded third edition of College Rules! reveals strategies that aren’t taught in lectures, including how to: Study smarter—not harder Plan a manageable course schedule Master e-learning technologies Interact effectively with profs Become a research pro—at the library and online Organize killer study groups Feel engaged—even in “yawn” courses Survive the stresses of exam week Succeed even as an alternative or adult student Set yourself up for stellar recommendations Saving time, energy, and aggravation by doing everything right the first time will free you up for that pizza break, ultimate frisbee game, or ski trip even quicker. Why? Because College Rules!
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We all harbor secrets. Some are big and bad; some are small and trivial. Researchers have parsed which truths to tell and which not to.
Sometimes amidst all the books, articles and guides to being the perfect college student, a clear simple voice of wisdom emerges. This voice acknowledges that students aren’t perfect, that they are awkward and anxious and going to make mistakes, that they just need to try again, and that a small thing like saying hello to someone before class can make all the difference in their college experience.
A self-described “worst student in the world” who now just happens to be a Senior Vice Provost for Enrollment and Graduation Management at The University of Texas at Austin , Dr. David Laude looks back on his college years and combines his experiences with insight from current students to create a list of 13 “rules” to help any college student succeed. If you are in college, or know someone who is, please share this video. College students will not only learn how to be better students but how not to be bored, how to find time to party, and why it’s OK to be nervous about it all.
The rules are below, but to get the full flavor of Dr. Laude’s wonderful observations, be sure to play the video.
Here’s the link to the You Tube if the embedded video doesn’t work.
1. The first class is very important.
We don’t do anything well the first time. Your first day of class can be overwhelming but it’s important to be there.
It’s OK to be anxious and wake up at 4 in the morning wondering if you’re going to do it right. You’ll figure it out.
Use your time in the hall waiting for class to say hello and meet people. Being able to get a good grade in a class may depend on your connections.
4. Don’t be a loner. It’s inefficient.
Some of the best learning opportunities take place in groups.
Ninety percent of the inability of students to develop a relationship with the professor is on the student, not the professor, according to Dr. Laude.
6. Getting to know new people can be really hard. It’s worth the effort, though, and it gets (slightly) easier with practice.
This rule and section of the video will warm the hearts of introverts (and their parents) or anyone who has ever felt awkward or like they don’t fit in.
7. Boring is in the eye of the beholder.
Can you find a way to make the course material interesting to you?
8. Don’t make college harder than it has to be.
There are ways to do your work efficiently.
9. Forethought + discipline = time left over for fun.
You can have fun and still get good grades if you organize your time.
Good study habits can be created and become as natural as brushing your teeth. Your brain needs time to absorb what you’re learning.
11. Failure’s inevitable. What’s important is what you do next.
Stop comparing yourself to others. Focus on internal victories- set goals to improve yourself.
12. Success is almost always incremental.
Here’s where you’ll learn why getting a 67 on a test can be a successful experience.
13. College is hard. Life is hard. Be courageous, and be compassionate toward yourself.
If you’re going to achieve something that matters, you will likely fall on your face a dozen times first.
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We all harbor secrets. Some are big and bad; some are small and trivial. Researchers have parsed which truths to tell and which not to.
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