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| − | Leaving for college can be intimidating since you have a lot to watch for and care for. This article has some great advice that will help you learn what it takes to make it in college and achieve that degree you've always wanted. Download items from [http://southside-solutions.com/WotD.aspx education software] to conduct this research.
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| − | Being punctual to classes is important. You will need to learn to manage your time well. Be prompt by leaving early for classes each day. You will find out soon that tardiness can result in a lower grade and lost learning time. The last thing you want to do is get on your professor's bad side.
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| − | Know the number to campus security. You want to be able to contact security immediately any time you feel threatened. You may never need to use the number, but it will be there if you do.
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| − | Purchase second-hand books. The cost of text books is very high. Tuition is also very expensive, so you'll want to save money in any way possible. Shop your university's bookstore or online bookstores to look for previously used books. Purchasing used textbooks can save you a bundle of cash.
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| − | Community colleges are often much cheaper than private colleges. In two years, you will have an associates' degree. Then you can finish up your bachelor's degree at a 4-year college. If you do this, you will spend less money and be able to work a better job when you are at a university.
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| − | A great tip that will help you financially when you're in college is to always buy your textbooks used. New textbooks are prohibitively expensive. You should be able to buy them preowned and save some cash.
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| − | Are you an athletic type interested in participating in sports during your college years? Give the college a call and see if you're able to talk to the coach. Many times, college coaches do not know about up and coming athletes so it's important to inform them of your desire to play at their college. You might even end up receiving an unexpected scholarship!
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| − | Taking classes outside of your major is usually required. Don't neglect them since these grades are involved in your GPA.
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| − | Remember to watch your food intake. The concept of Freshman 15 is no myth. Pay close attention to what you eat. Resist the temptation to grab junk food from a vending machine or go on a late-night pizza binge. Though such items are quick and inexpensive, but they do not offer the nutrients you really need.
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| − | If you'll be living in a college dorm, pack only the essentials. Most dorm rooms are very small, and excessive clutter will be a real problem. Draft a list that includes basic items and keep to it as you shop. Keep an eye out for anything that is compact or saves space.
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| − | Give school a chance for an entire year before deciding whether this particular school is for you. College is a major transition, and sometimes it takes the full year to really get into the groove of things and feel comfortable. If after a year you are still feeling like college isn't right for you, you can then consider your other options.
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