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your turn features

Make Good Choices

The Decision to Become a College Student

Does Your Planner Work for You?

Select Your Best Study Times

Act Instead of React

Accept the Challenge to Do Your Best, No Matter What!

If You Had a “Do-Over”

Buy Your Course Materials

Going Back in Time

Choose Review Methods That Work for You

Understand Academic Integrity

Facebook through an Employer’s Eyes

What about Online Relationships?

Go for Diversity

Resist Junk Food Temptations

Miscellaneous Expenses

Ponder Your Academic Major Choice

Let Previous Work Experience Guide Future Career Choices

Stay Motivated

Academic Planning

The Predicament of Too Many Obligations

Overcoming Tough Challenges

Where Are You on the Cycle of Learning?

Follow the Examples of Others

Do ALL the Required Reading

Use What You Have Learned

The Fun of Improving Your Memory

Avoid Becoming Discouraged

Learning from Motivational Speakers

Dealing with Family Meddling

Don’t Let Harassment Ruin Your College Experience

Being Mindful of Stress

Using Money-Saving Strategies

Planning an Exciting Future

Work Together

Are You Surprised?

Staying on Task and on Time

Scheduling Your Classes

Observing Emotional Intelligence

Sharing Different Approaches to Learning

Moving from Opinion to Logical Conclusion

Comparing Textbook Reading Strategies

Tackle Math as a Team

Do You Ask Questions in Class?

Using Learning Styles to Study and Remember

Is It Worth the Time and Effort to Get Organized?

Is One Type of Exam Better than Another?

Information Literacy—A Survival Skill?

What Can You Believe?

Evaluating the Rumor Mill: Were Those Stories True?

Explore Involvement Opportunities

Exploring Diversity in Your College Success Classroom

Portion Size and Your Meal Plan

The Link between Cyberbullying and Suicide

Credit or Debit: Which Works Better for You?

Marketing Yourself to Employers

Write and Reflect

What Does “The American Dream” Mean to You?

What Are Your Priorities?

Thinking Ahead

Discerning the Extraverts from the Introverts in Your Life

Is There Really More than One Type of Intelligence?

Tempted to Use a Logical Fallacy?

Improving Your Powers of Concentration

Building Your Vocabulary

What Note-Taking Method Works Best for You?

Are You Able to Concentrate?

What Advice Would You Give?

Pros and Cons of Internet Searches

Give Freewriting a Try

Your Important Relationships

When Romantic Relationships End

Gender and Opportunities

The Legalization of Marijuana

Beware: It’s Easy to Waste Money in College

The Economy and Your Future Plans

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