The Importance Of Success In Returning To Ithaca College

lthough college is challenging I am going to succeed by using advice from experts developing strategies and setting goals for myself.

Because I have identified several tools given to me – and that I am aware of my purpose, I can now set goals. My most immediate short-term goals as a college student include: becoming proficient at balancing my time well, soaking up the information that I am being taught, making great grades, serving my community, traveling and studying abroad, and attaining internships and scholarships.

have on my academic goals at CCU. My going back to school is an attempt in finding myself;

Some of the ways I would like to achieve my goals for this school year is to do all my work.Another way That can help me is to turn in all my work when it is supposed to be turned in.I will also make sure I earn all the credits I can this school year.

The expectation that I hold for myself in life is success. I have many goals I wish to achieve in my future; however, the only obstacle in my way is hard work and myself. Of my many ambitions there are still many out of my reach, but of the ones achievable without too many years passing are the issues I’m considering and preparing for already. More than anything, I wish to graduate as Valedictorian of my class, be accepted into a college with a free-ride, and when I move to my new school for senior year I will still try to follow my dreams no matter the challenge. After high school, I plan to attend several challenging colleges some ideas are UT Martin or Vanderbilt. This education will allow me to live my life as I wish; with a high paying

I want to appeal my dismissal from Clemson University. I completely recognize the reasons why I was dismissed from Clemson University because my grades did not reflect what is needed to continue enrollment in school. I have gone over the mistakes I made and made changes in my life to correct them. That is why I want to make a few points on why I believe I should be able to return to Clemson in the fall of 2016.

My transition to Oak Knoll was excellent but arduous. I loved the spiritual community and the close knit class. But, I had a harder time adjusting academically. The rigorous academic classes at Oak Knoll resulted in a drop in my GPA. These grades don’t reflect my work ethic and I enjoy the challenge of a more difficult school. These were enhanced expectations that I couldn’t meet at the time. My lowered GPA resulted from a sickness that extended through my sophomore years. Once I was better, I was able to do better in school, which shows in my previous year grades. These year’s show my true academic potential. I am confident that I will be successful at the college I plan on

Using the SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable/Attainable, Time) goals, I will keep focused on my purpose. In continue completing my assignments by the due date or prior if it is possible, and respond to classmates the required substantive post for the class. In addition, I will continue working in time management, organization and learning to spend my time wisely with my assignments completing each date something extra for the next day. Other strategy that I will reinforce is outline my Sunday assignments since Monday with the major points, and writing a ruff thesis statement will help me to develop the body of the assignment taking small portions every day as recommended on the readings from chapter 6 of the University Success (Nipp,

When spring 2016 semester started I was sure to stay on top of my grades. I became familiar with the Ms. Rebecca Sturgill at the Center for Academic Success. Generally, the visits consisted of proper studying methods and what I needed to help enhance my performances in my courses. Using the Center for Academic Success is one of the higher contributions my success at Longwood University. I am certain that I will take full advantage of my academic responsibilities. I realize that I must be in control over my actions regarding my studies. I will continually seek assistance from faculty regarding my grades by attending office hours and tutoring sessions regardless of my grade. I will not let any negative outside interference contribute to my career at Longwood University from this point forward. I will also communicate with faculty about having any sort of personal difficulty. Furthermore, I will also construct a detailed schedule that will include class, work, tutoring and office hours to stay organized and prioritize. Overall, I will do everything in my power to reach and exceed the grades necessary for academic success.

Everyone should have goals that they would like to accomplish. But what are goals without a well-developed plan? My plan for achieving my academic goals include self-discipline in prioritizing time for efficient studying and completing various activities to the best of my ability. By adapting a well-developed schedule and short term academic goals, I can also balance other various activities whether it be working a part-time job or community services activities. Another important aspect includes taking advantage of my resources. Resources I find valuable include the University Success Center, instructor office hours (essential), and my following peers. It is important to develop core relationships with my peers and instructors because some

world. The steps to achieve those goals would be to just work my hardest and study. I need to do those two things to

I will achieve success as a student at USC through hard work, determination, and my willingness to seek out what I don’t know. To elaborate on the last point, I need to regress to my freshman year of high school. My freshman year served as a rude awakening for me academically, as school had suddenly become more difficult. At the time, I had the naivete to assume that studying was but an option, and that classes would be as easy as they were the year previous. I turned out to be gravely mistaken, and as my class loads thrust their full weight upon my shoulders, I found myself academically floundering. I was simply too lazy, at the time, to confront the true dilemma; I did not have the drive to succeed. I came to this realization midway through

After two full weeks of college I have quickly learned that college is very stressful and if I want to be successful I need to learn how to set practical goals and acquire necessary tactics to accomplish each goal in the given amount of time. I have set three goals for my first semester of college to achieve success in both academic and personal areas in my life. I want to receive a 4.0 GPA, only have up to one absence in each class, and be able to run seven miles nonstop, I will complete these three goals all in my first semester of college. With essential goal setting strategies I am equipped with I will be able to accomplish my three goals in the time frame given and set myself up for success for next semesters as a UNC student.

My pursuit for higher education has been quite a lengthy journey. I was not successful for my first attempt for a bachelor’s degree because I had to make personal sacrifice in order to help my folks in time of family crisis. This circumstance led me to join the military which kept me further from school. Now, I am taking the path for higher education again. This time, I am ready and more driven. It feels like a long time since the time that I decided to choose UNCW as my school to further my education. Although my transition process to UNCW went without any substantial hindrance, there are some obstacles that I had to overcome and still overcoming which may alter my intended plan for my education.

I have really high expectations for myself and what I am capable of this fall at Mount Olive College. I have very high goals for myself and have revised what I believe to be a well guided plan to achieve them. I feel eager and excited to unleash my mind, thoughts and the power of my determination. I know that it’s going to be a lot of hard work and its going to take a lot of time. Also, with that comes the bittersweet of sacrifice, of parts of my life that I am going to have to change in order to succeed. But my grandfather has always told me “anything worth having is worth working hard for.” I am my biggest critic and supporter all in one. I know that the only person that can stop me from doing what I came to do is me. No one else has the