Important Dates!
Wednesday, November 25
When does the dining hall (and all other on-campus dining options) close?
This is where you can cook food in the res halls
What is the downstairs/lobby kitchen?
A document listing your skills, education, and other strengths in an attractive way
What is a resume?
You should do this during class or with your readings.
When should you take notes?
7 - 9 hours per day
How many hours should you be sleeping?
5pm, on Tuesday, December 8
When do the residence halls close?
Cheaper and more nutritious than fresh fruits and vegetables
What are frozen fruits and vegetables?
This website has hundreds of UTD specific job postings
What is Handshake?
The key to remembering things better
What is repetition?
Half a gallon of this is needed per day
What is water?
Monday, January 19
What is the first day of school?
You can find cheaper food items in this part of the store/supermarket
What are the clearance shelves?
This office helps with resume building and job searches
What is the career center?
Contrary to popular belief, this behavior does not help you get better grades
What is cramming? What is pulling an all nighter?
30 minutes a day
How much exercise do you need per day?
Friday, January 15
When do dorms open again in the spring?
The cheapest energy drink money can buy
What is water?
Go for a walk, eat a good breakfast, sleep well, practice the STOP method, and smile!
What are ways to calm nerves before an interview?
What is a phone?
10 - 30 minutes, several times per week to get enough vitamin D
What is standing in the sunlight?
5pm on Monday, November 30
When is the PA application due?
It helps you feel satisfied so you eat what you need and no more.
What does eating slowly help with? What is water? What are carbs?
Positive, friendly, and confident
What attitude should you have during an interview?
A study method where you test yourself after learning information multiple times.
What is active recall?
The area of health where college students fail the most frequently.
What is eating healthy?