College Survival Workshops Fall 2004
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September 15, 2004 (CMU Room 205)
Many college students have gone through high school without developing
good study habits or techniques. Freshmen complain that they spend hours
studying, but always seem to be behind in their subjects. This session is
devoted to examining specific strategies that lead to efficient
utilization of study time. Helpful hints on effective reading and proven
study techniques will be discussed. |
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September 22, 2004 (CMU Room 205)
Taking tests can be a very frightening experience. Most students express
feelings of confusion when preparing for tests. This session will focus on
providing useful hints to help prepare for both essay and objective
college level tests. |
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September 29, 2004 (CMU Room 205)
"I never seem to have enough time!" is a complaint that college faculty
often hear students express. Students must be able to budget their time to
enjoy the total college experience. College is more than going to class
and taking tests. College life means meeting people, joining groups, and
participating in social activities. To enjoy all the things college has to
offer, students need to develop good time management skills. In addition,
learn how your response to stressful situations can affect how you feel
and how you perform in school! This session will also contain discussions
on how to recognize stress and some methods to control and deal with
stressful events. |
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