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UD Parent 101
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Faculty & Academic Expectations
Work Load
Think of college as a full time job
40 hours per week minimum investment
15 hours of classes each week
15 hours of prep for classes
10 hours for assignments
Be sure to keep up with the reading!
Faculty
Be responsible - keep up with email, blackboard, syllabi, etc.
Develop a relationship with your professors and others involved in your academic experience
Be attentive in class
Don't skip class - it can hurt you significantly
Recognize that different professors require different types of work
Be proactive, not reactive
Visit your professor, ask questions and seek help
Be honest with professors
Studying
Professors demand not memorization, but understanding and creativity
Develop a schedule and time management strategy
Make a practice of undistracted study
Take notes in and out of class
Look over notes every day
Do not cram for tests
Health
Get plenty of sleep - especially before exams
Eat well
Exercise
Take time to spend with friends
Socialize in moderation
Help is Available
Visit the Academic Success Office in Augustine 114
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