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| − | College students often experience sleep deprivation due to the competing demands for their time. Your classes will become infinitely more difficult if you don't get enough sleep.
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| − | Drink water frequently during the day. Keeping your body hydrated will keep you from feeling groggy and will also help to prevent sickness. You'll stay positive and focused.
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| − | Search online to see if you can get a good deal on needed textbooks. As long as you're getting the books on time from the online vendor, you can get things from the Internet a lot cheaper than on campus. Dorms can be very cramped, and clutter takes a toll quickly. Write out a list of what you need and stick to it. Look for storage that saves you space and designs that are compact.
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| − | The typical university campus makes it easy for you to take public transportation, walk or ride your bike. You may find that you don't even need a car on campus. Cars can be expensive to maintain, and finding a place to park can be difficult. For example, you will need to take time away from your studies to perform routine maintenance, such as oil changes. It is much more economical and practical to take advantage of the forms of transportation provided on campus.
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| − | It will probably take time to make friends. You can show up a bit early and start to get to know your classmates. You can assist others that aren't aware of whether or not they're in the right area or not. You never know, you may meet someone who will become a friend throughout your college experience.
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| − | Surround yourself with goal-oriented people. By having people surrounding you that desire to succeed, the chances of you succeeding will be higher. You can still have fun, though! There should be a harmonious balance between achieving success and enjoying your college years.
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| − | Do not join the campus student government association until you are a sophomore. A second draft can correct many glaring errors. Proofread your second version and make it as perfect as possible. Do this and you will be sure that it is your best work.
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| − | Be sure to review your notes at bedtime in preparation for a big test. This will allow you to process this information while you sleep. During sleep, the brain assists by building certain contextual links between the pieces of information, thus helping it make more sense the following morning.
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| − | Spend time at the campus library. These libraries offer resources that no other place can provide. Also, you can speak with the librarian, who can give you advice on what you specifically require. Check out the bulletin board to see if there are textbooks for sale that you need.
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| − | Stay in your school for a period of time before you consider transferring or leaving. It's natural for college students to feel homesick and overwhelmed because college is a completely different world. It is always possible to reassess your options if you continue to feel you made a mistake at the end of your year.
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| − | Study each and every day to help keep material fresh in your brain. While distractions are plentiful, you can find ways to avoid them. [http://www.facebook.com/pages/SAT-Prep-Black-Book/461554477249003 SAT prep], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgffZxigm_M now], [http://www.amazon.com/SAT-Prep-Black-Book-Strategies/dp/0615780849 check this out]
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