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Gage Your New Professor
When taking a course with a new professor try to gage how he will do his testing. Does he focus on classroom discussion, reading, obscure references? What will you have to know on test day? For the first test be prepared for anything. Study hard and know the material inside and out.
Posted on: 05/16/2006 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Become a Resident Assistant
If you're looking for ways to save money at school, why not become a resident assistant? RAs are generally given free room and board in exchange for planning programs for other residents on their floor, helping solve any problems, and just being someone their residents can talk to.
Posted on: 05/11/2006 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Check Out Your Professor's Rating
When planning your schedule for the coming year, first pick the classes you need to take, and then check to see who teaches them. With that information in hand, visit www.ratemyprofessor.com. This site lets students search by school for ratings submitted by past students of any professor.
Posted on: 05/11/2006 | 0 Feedback(s)
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Avoid the Standard Meal Plan at College
Unless you are an athlete that must eat copious amounts of food to maintain weight, muscle, and stamina, the standard meal plan is not advisable.
Posted on: 05/11/2006 | 3 Feedback(s)
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Fill Out The FAFSA Every Year (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
Every year that you plan to attend school, you will want to fill out the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). Almost any scholarship you apply for will require you to complete the FAFSA in order to receive it.
Posted on: 05/11/2006 | 0 Feedback(s)
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Tips for Studying a Foreign Language
If you will be majoring or minoring in a foreign language you may find it beneficial to check your essays in a version of Microsoft Word that is capable of editing in the chosen language. These programs help find errors in number and gender agreement that can be easily overlooked.
Posted on: 05/11/2006 | 0 Feedback(s)
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Study as You Wish
You will hear from lots of people that the best way to study is in a quiet comfortable location free of distractions. While that works for many people, it doesn't work for everyone. I had a roommate that couldn't stand any sort of distraction when studying. I on the other hand cannot stand the quiet.
Posted on: 05/11/2006 | 0 Feedback(s)
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Doing Laundry at College
Hopefully you have found yourself at a school that offers free laundry facilities. If so, do laundry all the time and be proud that you are saving hundreds of dollars annually in washing and drying costs. If you live off campus, bus the laundry in and do it for free.
Posted on: 05/11/2006 | 5 Feedback(s)
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Get a Job with Perks (College Life)
When seeking a job, look for one where you get something more than just pay. Is the job super easy like watching the front desk in your dorm? If so, congratulations, you now have time to study at work. Do you love to shop at a particular store in the mall?
Posted on: 05/11/2006 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Seek Out Jobs that Pay Your College Tuition
If you need a job to help pay for school, why not look for one that will also pay part of your tuition? National companies that supplement wages with tuition money include UPS, FedEx, and Home Depot. Do a little research before you apply for a job and see if they have tuition assistance.
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