Study Skills: Survivin’ and Thrivin’ in First Year Engineering

Written by Peter Marttala

DO

  • Get to know your classmates.
  • Invest in a good graphing calculator.
  • Join a study group.
  • Find an upper year or senior student mentor.
  • Participate in some engineering college activities.
  • Take a night off once in a while.

DON’T

  • Visibly identify yourself as a naive first year (e.g. carrying a drafting kit around campus).
  • Wait until the third or fourth week into the semester before getting down to work.
  • Copy assignments or let others copy yours.
  • Fall behind in coursework.
  • Get so preoccupied with school that you lose touch with friends and family.

Peter is a Masters student at the University of Saskatchewan in sunny skies Saskatoon, SK, Canada. Copyright 2001 iamnext.com. May not be used without permission.

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