For many high school seniors the final year can be a stressful
time. High school students often struggle to manage their time. College will be
an awakening for some high school students in terms of time spent studying. The
best thing that a high school student can do is develop an academic
study plan and follow it. Their freshman year will require 20-30
hours of studying each week. Here are ten tips to for freshman year of college:
1. Get a time management daily planner and increase your study
time in your daily schedule. Study at least 4 hours each day.
2. Don’t procrastinate and study for examinations at the last
minute. (Study 5 days before each examination)
3. Purchase books for all classes and begin reading them right
away. If time allows read each chapter twice. Follow your syllabus and stay
ahead.
4. Meet every professor in their office throughout the semester.
Go to their office with prepared questions.
5. Get tutoring where appropriate
6. Get involved in study groups where students are earning A+
grades.
7. Focus on maintaining a positive attitude by reading
motivational books or listening to recordings.
8. Organize and review your notes daily.
9. Ask your instructor questions right after class.
10. Go to the library to study and avoid friends who area
distraction.
Get ready for college while you are in high school. Attend your
colleges’ summer program before you attend. College will be the stepping stone
to your future.
Dr. Stephen Jones is a college coaching and study skills expert.
You can get a copy of his book the “Seven Secrets of How to Study” at http://www.DrStephenJones.net
or to obtain college coaching for your son or daughter call 610-842-3843.
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