GPA Facts
What does GPA stand for?
What is: Grade Point Average
What is one effective method to organize study materials?
What is: Flashcards or Notes
What is the first step in managing your time effectively?
What is: creating a schedule or to-do list.
What does SMART stand for in SMART goals?
What is: S-specific, M-measurable, A-achievable, R-relevant, T-Time-bound
What is the highest possible GPA on a 4.0 scale?
What is: 4.0
You should review your notes and handouts on a ________ basis
What is: Daily
How many hours of sleep should a student get each night?
What is: 8-10 hours
True or False: Long-term goals should be vague to leave room for flexibility
What is: False, goals should be specific
True or False: All classes count equally towards your GPA.
What is: False; their are weighted and unweighted courses
True or False: Studying right before bed is the best method to retain information?
What is: False
What is one benefit of using a planner?
What is: helps organize tasks and deadlines
What is an example of a short-term academic goal?
What is: finish a homework assignment by tonight
How is GPA calculated?
What is: By averaging the grade points of all completed courses
Name two benefits of reviewing notes after class.
What is: reinforces material and improves retention
True or False: Multitasking is the best way to manage time?
What is: False
What is one benefit of writing down your goals?
What is: Increases accountability and commitment
What GPA is typically required for college scholarships?
What is: 3.0 or higher (can vary by scholarship)
What is an example of activer learning?
What is: Summarizing information in your own words.
What is the best way to manage distractions while studying?
What is: Turn off notifications or work in a quiet space.
Name two strategies for tracking your progress on goals.
What is: use a planner and set regular check-ins.