Showing posts with label College tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label College tips. Show all posts

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Inner Voice - Fear


Inner Voice – FEAR, your worst enemy. 


Fear is your own making and it is in your mind only. We’re prisoners of a non-existing threat of your own creation. Don’t be scared of it; face it and make it disappear.
True, it is the human nature to fear and be cautious. But most of the time, fear kills your zeal to take up an initiative for success. Dale Carnegie says fear leads to inaction, which turns many doubts and more fear. Action breeds confidence and courage. “If you want to conquer fear, do not sit at home just to brood about it. Go out and get busy.” 
Perhaps Mark Twain has better words, “Do the thing you fear the most and the death of fear is certain.” So, what we fear most must be your first target of attack.
Success does not come to those who make fear a constant part of their persona. Success goes to them who are fearless and undaunted in the face of failures and challenges. If Gandhi had made a fear a part of his character, India would have never got freedom. He was frail and weak but his courage and fearlessness and his feeble cry moved millions inside and outside the country.
And, if Neil Armstrong had been scared of the danger of going to and landing on moon, he would have never got the proud moment of making his joyous and triumphant cry, “A small step for a man, a giant leap for the mankind.”
Any success demands a great desire to eclipse the fear of failure. In other words of Bill Cosby, “ your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure.”
It is not that one will succeed always. That should not stand as a problem. One who can bounce back and then goes to war fully equipped will surely have success in his bag. 

I hope this will help you to enhance your college experience or your day to day experience in life to achieve higher and valuable rewards in life. 


Saturday, July 14, 2012

How to achieve academic success in college?

To ensure success in college, consider the following useful college tips:


  • Select course carefully
  • The most common reason to get failed in college life is the selection of a course, which is not suited to one's talent, abilities and capabilities. Oftentimes, students choose the course because of recommendations from friends, parents, relatives and online reviews. The best way to pick out the right course is to hear your inner voice. Yes, you need to choose courses that interest and make you feel good while learning and practicing it. The courses should surely be related to something that you really want to do in future or after the college and you also like practicing or learning them. In this way, you will enjoy what you do and perform well in your courses, which will all add up to a successful academic performance and success.
  • Keep track of the curriculum
  • All students need a copy of the curriculum, which lists all the required subjects, unit credit for each, pre-requisites, and the semester or trimester subjects that are offered. This allows students to plan and keep track of completed subjects. It is important as it helps in making a successful, continuos and progressive planning. 
  • Learn to Manage Your Time
  • Students should learn to manage the time allotted for school, home responsibilities and social life, as well as work schedule for some. The use of a digital or ordinary organizer may help. Students working 20 hours a week should not take more than nine units, while those spending 30 hours at work per week should only carry six credits per semester. 
  • Practice Effective Study Habits
  • All college students have vacant periods-use of it for preparing assignments, completing projects and advance readings. Reading lessons immediately after class also allows students to retain more information than doing it after some time.
  • Establish Connections
  • Being in the right company usually helps. These people can provide the necessary information, learning materials as well as advice needed to cope with various requirements. Important connections may also include class advisers, counselors and administrative personnel. Establishing connections not just benefit you till classes but it will also help you in your future growth. 
  • Seek professional help when needed
  • College life may be overwhelming and may require the help of professionals. Take note that all academic institutions provide medical, psychological and other forms of support to each of their students.


Survival in college may be as simple as following the enumerated tips and soliciting the support of parents, siblings, relatives, and friends. Moreover, with self-discipline, the dream of obtaining a college degree may be within reach. 

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

How to make strong bonding with Roomates?


There are several ways to develop a bonding with your roommates, but here are some of the ways that I would recommend. 
  • Take the time to share and listen. Make an honest effort to let your roommates know what is going on in your life and likewise, ask them how they're doing. Sharing is good way to create a bond. 
  • Remember Things. Remember specific things that they have told or discussed with you in order to talk and ask about them later. It shows concern, which is a good in making a strong bonding.
  • Step up a bonding activities such as movie night, pizza night, cooking night, party night, shopping day, work out day, grocery day,  friendship day, and so on. These activities will provide you an opportunity to spend good and quality with your roommate, which basically will help you in building strong bonding. 
  • Take action of kindness, for instance, try to help your roommate in his or her homework or any other concerns, make an extra effort to clean his or her dishes if your roommate is busy, buy and make extra food for your roommate if possible. Basically, these are the acts of kindness and of good deeds, which will benefit and return to you in some way in future and also will also help you in making strong bonding with your roommate. Remember "What goes around comes around" 
 


Please feel free to comment below in order to share your suggestions and experiences.

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Ten Things Every College Student Should Know

The article talks about different and important aspects of college life that can help students to enrich their college experience.

Visit the link below in order to see the article,

Ten Things Every College Student Should Know

Good Article