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What exactly is a credit hour? What's an elective course and why should you care? What's the secret to studying for tests?
Compact and to-the-point, this is an easy-to-use guide to everything first-year students really need to know about how college works. The first part of the book helps to demystify the academic system. Easy to read bite-sized chapters cover topics such as understanding the college course structure, adding and dropping courses, understanding grading systems, pre-registration and scheduling, and attending class. Part 2 introduces the knowledge and tools students need to succeed at college, including time management, critical thinking, test-taking skills, and writing papers. The final part of the book gives guidance on taking care of your physical and mental health, and looks at goals and career planning. It also features a dedicated chapter which is geared to the needs of commuter students.
Each chapter features opportunities for the reader to pause and reflect on how the content applies to their own situation and experience. Chapters end with a list of questions which encourage students to consolidate their learning and identify the relevant policies and supports at their own institution.
Michael P. Keaton is Professor of History at Southern Wesleyan University. He has taught students for over 20 years.
Introduction PART 1 - THE SYSTEM 1. Credit Hours and Course Labels 2. Understanding the College Course Structure 3. Dual Enrollment, AP and Transfer Credit, and Prerequisites 4. Advising, Pre-registration, and Scheduling 5. Adding and Dropping Courses, Withdrawals, and Incompletes 6. College Textbooks 7. Financial Aid 8. Learning Management Systems and the Catalog 9. How to Read a Syllabus 10. Attending Class 11. Grading Systems, GPA, and Academic Standing 12. Job Titles, Organizational Structures, and the Names of Offices 13. Professors and Degrees 14. Communicating with Professors PART 2 - THE ACADEMICS 15. Managing your Time 16. Critical Thinking 17. Study Skills 18. Test-Taking Skills 19. Research 20. Academic Writing 21. Presentations 22. Online Courses PART 3 - and YOU 23. Your Physical Health 24. Your Mental Health 25. Goals and Career Planning 26. Commuter Life 27. Skills for Adults 28. A Few More Tips Conclusion Index
