A college student "job description":

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• Be on time for class and attend regularly.

• Take and organize notes since study guides may not always be available.

• Keep track of all assignments, projects, readings, and their deadlines.

• Manage your time wisely between studying, socializing, working, and resting.

• Create a schedule for your classes, study time, and other commitments.

• Plan your major by researching what courses you need to take or deciding on a major if you haven’t already.

• Use academic resources such as tutors, study groups, and support services.

• Advocate for yourself by asking for help when needed and meeting with academic or financial advisors.

• Request accommodations from Special Services if you have a disability or need extra support.

• Choose and register for classes based on your academic plan.

• Look for organizations or clubs that align with your career interests.

• Apply for internships or jobs related to your field of study.

• Update your resume and prepare for interviews.

• Research and apply for housing (on or off-campus) that fits your needs.

• Find part-time work or start preparing for full-time employment after graduation.

• Consider graduate school by researching prerequisites, costs, and requirements.

• Manage your finances by keeping track of financial aid, loans, spending, and savings.

• Take care of yourself by eating well, exercising, getting enough sleep, and managing stress.

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After reviewing the "job description", if you think you might need support, click HELP ME  and let us know of your struggles. Academic coaching sessions are available to college students through ZOOM as well as in-person meetings.

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