High School vs. College
High School vs. College
High School vs. College
High School vs. College
High School vs. College
100

What should you do if you don't understand homework?

Ask for help

100

Who helps you choose your college classes?

Academic advisor

100

What can you use to remember assignment deadlines?


Planner or calendar

100

What does self-advocacy mean?

Speaking up for your needs

100

What is the difference between a major and a minor?

A major is your main area of study; a minor is a secondary area.

200

Why might a college student take prerequisites before taking an advanced course?

To build the knowledge needed for the advanced course.

200

You are struggling in your major but enjoy another subject. What should you consider before changing majors?

Requirements, interests, career goals, credits, and graduation timeline.

200

Your professor hasn't responded to your email. What is a professional next step?

Send a polite follow-up after a reasonable time


200

you receive a low grade on your first exam. What should you do before the next exam?

Review mistakes, meet the professor, and change study strategies.


200

You have three assignments due on Friday. How should you approach them?

Break them into smaller tasks and prioritize deadlines.

300

Your roommate is making it difficult to study. How could you address this?

Communicate respectfully and establish shared boundarie



300

What is the difference between tutoring and academic advising?


Tutoring helps with coursework; advising helps with academic planning.


300

If you need an accommodation because of a disability, what steps should you take?

Contact disability services, provide required

300

You are at risk of failing a class. Which campus professionals should you contact, and why?

Professor, academic advisor, and tutoring/support services to make a plan.

300

What is FAFSA used for?

Applying for federal student financial aid.

400

why is it important to read your course syllabus?

It explains expectations, grading, policies, and deadlines.


400

Your professor gives instructions that you do not understand. How could you ask for clarification professionally?

Explain what is confusing and ask a specific question.


400

you are struggling academically but are afraid to ask for help.What are three ways you can advocate for yourself?

Email your professor, schedule advising, and access tutoring or support services.

400

What is office hours?

Time when professors are available to help students


400

What should you do if you miss a class?

Contact the professor and catch up

500

What is a college syllabus?


A guide to the class, assignments, and deadlines

500

You are falling behind in several classes and feel overwhelmed. Identify three resources or actions that could help.

Professor, academic advisor, tutoring, counseling, and a realistic study plan

500

Your friend asks you to share answers to an individual assignment. What should you do?

 Explain that you cannot share answers and suggest studying together instead.

500

Who helps you choose your college classes?


Academic advisor


500

Do college professors remind you about every assignment?

sometimes 
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