ARCC
This is where students can get help with technology, loan a computer or print documents off.
What is the computer lab?
The fine art of putting something off for tomorrow when you could just do it today.
What is procrastination?
These are things that may lead to taking our minds off our studies. They may electronic, environmental or living things (that we are not allowed to kill)
What are distractions?
A form of financial aid that a student doesn't have to pay back and is not related to any achievement by the student other than filling out the FAFSA
What is a grant?
What is a multiple choice question?
This office is available to all students who would like to request accommodations for a documented disability.
What is the Office for Students with Disabilities?
A structured plan or timetable that lists specific activities, tasks, or events alongside the exact times or sequence in which they are intended to occur
What is a schedule?
This is the best thing to do with notetaking.
What is using your notes after class?
A financial gift awarded to a student for some accomplishment, usually in the fields of athletics, fine arts or academic achievement.
What is a scholarship?
A type of question on a test where the student has at least a 50% chance of getting the correct answer
What is a True/False Question?
Fun events, usually free to students, offered on campus to encourage students to meet each other, learn something specific or just plain enjoy being on campus.
What are Student Activities?
The standard ratio of expected hours a student should study based on how many credits the class is.
What is 2 to 3 hours of homework for each credit the class is?
What is talking to the professor?
This loan does not accrue interest while the student remains in school.
What is a subsidized loan?
A long written answer to display skills and knowledge of a subject without the answer in front of them.
What is an essay test?
This is a program that you want to refer to all of your friends (as long as they are first generation or income qualifies or have a documented disability) to get additional support and guidance while attending college.
What is TRIO?
A simple time-management tool that helps you prioritize tasks by sorting them into four boxes based on urgency and importance.
What is the Eisenhower matrix?
The conscious practice of fully focusing, understanding, and responding to a speaker rather than just passively hearing their words. This may include discussion, taking notes or asking questions.
What is Active Listening?
The total estimated expense of attending an educational institution for one academic year, covering both direct bills and indirect living costs.
What is Cost-Of-Attendance?
Properly learning the material, deep breathing exercises and improving your confidence can all help this condition.
What is test anxiety?
The best time to contact your instructor, either in person or on Zoom.
What are "student help hours"? (a.k.a. - what are Faculty office hours?)
SMART goals are made up of these five things.
What are goals that are: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Timebound
This method of studying is retained 95% of the time.
What benefit is it to teach others the materials?
The amount of credits students must register for in order to pause financial aid loan payments.
What is 6 credits?
This is the best way for students to know they have learned the material before a test.
Why do students test themselves?