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<li>Make sure you learn the material the FIRST time in class. If you still don’t understand, you can ask questions or go home and re-read the chapter or watch YouTube videos.</li>
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<p>Do not ignore it and let other material pile up because then you won’t understand anything after.</p>
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<li>READ the syllabus and figure out what’s important and what’s not. I cannot stress this enough. </li>
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<p>In one of my business classes, she assigned a 10 page project due near the end of the semester, now you might think you have a lot of time but you don’t. Everyone in the class agreed to do it but I didn’t why? It was only worth 10% of my grade and if you think about it its a huge waste considering I have 5 other classes to worry about. I took the 90% in her class no doubt about it.</p>
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<li>EVALUATE your professor and see what is he about.</li>
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<p>If it’s one of those professors who just keep on talking and talking for the whole class period about non-sense. I just sit in the back and start doing homework for my other classes. Other people just sit there bored out of their minds, don’t they realize they’re wasting valuable time?</p>
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<li>ITS NOT OVER TILL YOU SAY ITS OVER!</li>
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<p>Anything is possible so don’t give up so quickly. In my accounting class, I got a 19 on the first exam it had a 70% fail rate. I was seriously thinking about dropping because how is it possible to get a 70% fail rate on the 1st exam. Anyway one of my friends dropped but I stood with it and through consistent reviewing I was able to get an 82 on the second exam. </p>
<p>REMEMBER when you drop a class there is 0% chance of you passing, if you stick with it your percentage increases to 50%. You miss 100% of the opportunities you don’t take!</p>