Take advantage of every opportunity. If the faculty member offers extra credit work, do it. If your schedule allows you to meet with the professor during office hours, do it. If there is a study session before an exam, go to it. Don’t fall behind, don’t skip class, and don’t get lazy.
Ten of the tips below were entered, as well, in answer to the question about how to have a successful first semester. The same habits are going to help you get ahead throughout your college career. Several others have been added that should work to your advantage as you go through your college years.
Show up early, do all your work, ask for extra credit products, and get to know your professors on a one-to-one basis.
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