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you will find information about the different Counseling
classes offered, differences between high school and
college, and study tips. |
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College Readiness:
Understanding the Differences
Between High School
and College
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One of the biggest mistakes that
students make is treating college as if they
were high school. Part of student success includes
understanding some of the differences between high
school and college. Differences include the
following:
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| High School |
College |
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-180 hours of instruction
-Little or no time studying outside
of class
-Constant homework
-Teacher Directed
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-48 hours of instruction
-Study 10-24 hours outside of class
-Little or no homework
-Student Directed |
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Take a look at our brochure on the
Differences
Between
High School and College.
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Student Learning Outcomes
(SLOs):
Have questions about student learning outcomes
(SLOs)? Click on the link below for some
common questions (with answers) about learning outcomes.
A
Student Guide to Learning Outcomes: The Basic Idea
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Study Tips
Below are some handouts on various study
tips and guides.
-Study Tips for Maximum Efficiency
-12 Tips on Time Management
-What is Plagiarism?
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Counseling Classes
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The Counseling
Department offers 9 different coursed in counseling from
College Success Skills to Basic Counseling skills.
Read more about the
classes Counseling has to offer.
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