Study Skills
Setting this on silent and away from you is key.
Cell phone
This is a 2-year degree.
Associates
Talking to these people when you don't understand class material can make a difference in your grade.
Teachers
This is where you go to talk to someone about help with paying for college.
Financial Aid Office
You can choose to live at home, off campus, or in these.
Dorms
You should do this while the teacher is talking.
Take notes
This is a 4-year degree.
Bachelors
This is vital for your mind and body to do so it can be at optimal level.
Sleep
This is where you go to talk to someone about applying to the college.
Admissions Office
These are activities you can be recruited for, but you need to keep your grades up.
Sports
Completing this and turning it in before the deadline is important.
Homework
This is a degree between the Bachelors and Doctorate.
Masters
Not getting distracted by this activity will help you get your work done.
Social media/video games
If you are at least taking 12 credit hours in a semester, you are considered this type of student.
A full time student
Students sometimes start college undecided, but some have chosen this and know what they want to pursue.
A major/career
You can set this to keep you on task.
Timer
This is a professional degree that is beyond the Bachelor's and Master's degrees.
Doctorate
Setting these--short-term and long-term--helps you get ahead.
Goals
Part-time student
You can create your own or join one already at the college.
Club/organization
Someone who helps you study and understand.
Tutor/study partner
This can often be earned in 1-2 semesters.
Certificate
Having this mindset will help you achieve your goals in life.
Growth mindset
You should apply for these two things to help you pay for college.
Financial aid (FAFSA) and Scholarships
Colleges have this to help students with IEPs or 504 plans.