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What It Takes to Succeed in Geology 101
Collection of student comments from Carrie Bruno's GEO 101 class in Fall 2007, written for future students to take the course.
The Cost of College and Paying For It (tuition, fees, books, living expenses and all forms of financial aid)
Discussion aimed at first-generation college attendees about the expenses involved in obtaining a college education and the resources available for students to pay for college.
The Benefits of a College Education
Discussion aimed at first-generation college attendees about why they should pursue a college education and how it may fit into their career and life plans.
Study Skills Workshop # 2: Listening for Information and Note-Taking
TAACCCT Grant developed guide for students on listening for key information and note-taking in class. The MediaSite video is hosted by TAACCCT team members Season Riley and Annie Hicks.
Click to view MediaSite Video Presentation:…
How to Study and the Difference Between High School and College
Discussion aimed at first-generation college attendees about the study skills necessary for college success and the differences in expectations from secondary education.
View Article 7 as two-page flyer [pdf file]
Graduation and Beyond (transcripts, job hunting, interviewing, and alumni associations)
Discussion aimed at first-generation college attendees about navigating the transition from college to the professional world.
Creating Cornell Notes - S. Clowes
S. Clowes explains what Cornell Notes are, how to create them, and how to use them.
Collegiate Study Skills - WebCampus Page
A complete WebCampus page in HTML coding with links to various collegiate study skill guides and student resources at GBC.
College Study Tips from Students at Washington State University.
Student-produced video discussing common problems with studying in college and how to develop good study skills. Used by Scott A. Gavorsky as an optional reference for students who are beginning college.
College Enrollment (registration for classes: drops, adds, and withdrawals)
Discussion aimed at first-generation college attendees about the enrollment process for college classes, and the concepts of add/drop and withdrawing.