Reaching your goals
Bonnie Prudhomme, College Freshman
Sierra College, Rocklin ,California

While this contribution was easy to read and understand, it also presented practical help. The ideas were clear and the simple given with each concept amply illustrating the point.

PRINCIPLES OF ACADEMIC SUCESS
ShannonC, College Freshman
Arizona State University, Beebe,AZ

I think that for someone that doesn't understand what the difference in dreams and goals are this is a great article.

Goals and Objectives
Kayse H., College Freshman
ASU Beebe, Beebe, Arkansas

I think that this article is very good in distinguishing the difference between goals and objectives. It also gives you good advice on how to sit down and make a list of goals and a good approach to follow through with them.

to output our personal things
Dianna, College Sophomore
Crafton Hills College, Yucaipa, California

There are many different ways to be prepared on a test, writing papers, and working on projects.

One way to prepare for a test --you have to sleep and eat good. Also, try not to be in a rush or late to class because that's where you start to panic. Being late to class can show people that we are not organized and that would affect us. Next, one day before the test, review all your notes and study for the next day to be prepared and organize. That's why it is a good thing to take notes even though you know or you think you know and you don't. For instance, if you have to write out a essay or paragraph, do a stormbrain to help you organize your paper. Furthermore working on a project would be helpful if you work with partners. Gathering up together can help you and your partner come up with ideas that both did not know. This is a good way to know how prepared you are in your skills.