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Aamish
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How do I do well in college classes?
Like pre med classes how do I make sure I get good grades. #pre-med
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Wael Al-Rihawi
Mechanical Engineer I Automotive
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Go to class, take notes, review your notes directly, do your readings/assigned problems, plan forward, and don't procrastinate.
Richard A.
physician
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Go to class. Spend 2-3 hours studying for every hour of lecture.
Attend office hours and TA sessions.
Attend office hours and TA sessions.
Rachel Weinheimer
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Study every day. Attend office hours. Study old tests if provided for the class. If you struggle, get a tutor early rather than late.
Christy McSweeney, GSEC
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Hello! I see a lot of responses about going to class and essentially just paying attention. I would say this is about 10% of the battle. In my opinion, some of these classes will be easier for you and some will be harder. The best advice I can give you, is to tell you not to give up when it becomes difficult. Take advantage of the professors office hours, go to the tutoring center, and really use every resource you can to be successful. Many students believe they can just "figure it out," but your life will be 100x easier if you really use as many resources as possible.
Best of luck!
Best of luck!
I love this advice, Christy! And I completely agree!
Using resources will be extremely useful, but NEVER GIVE UP is key to any success in life! Believe in yourself- and when things get tough, BE TOUGHER! You are stronger than your most difficult obstacle!
Marisa Held
