Knowing your 'Why'
This mindset sees challenges as opportunities to learn and improve.
Growth Mindset
This is the person you should contact if you have a hold on your account preventing registration.
Academic Advisor
The ability to use one's time effectively or productively, especially at work.
Time Management
The number of times you are required to meet with your academic advisor, per semester.
At least once
This is the process of analyzing and evaluating information in order to make a reasoned judgment.
Critical Thinking
This mindset believes intelligence and talent are unchangeable traits.
Fixed Mindset
You can find the Financial Aid, Scholarship, and Student Accounts offices here.
University Administration Building
This happens when you delay important tasks in favor of less urgent or easier ones.
Procrastination
The location of most first-year academic advisors?
Ransom Hall
This effect describes when people with low ability in a subject overestimate their knowledge or skills.
Dunning–Kruger Effect
Students who identify this are more motivated to persist through challenges.
Their 'why'
This building houses all Academic Support Services.
This four-quadrant tool created by Stephen Covey helps people decide what is urgent vs. important.
The Eisenhower Matrix
Before registering for class, you must clear this requirement.
Academic Advising Hold
The highest stage of critical thinking development.
Master Thinker
Angela Lee Duckworth covered this topic in the Module 1 TED talk video. It is a predictor of success.
Grit
The number of free counseling sessions students can receive per semester.
6
____ _____ _____ provides you with an opportunity to set a schedule using one-hour blocks of time, filling in all 168 hours in a week
Fixed Commitment Calendar
This system at UTA helps you map out your degree plan and track progress toward graduation.
MavPlanner
To assume that the dominant beliefs of the groups to which you belong are true even though you have never
questioned the basis for those beliefs.
Innate Sociocentrism