Succeed at Miami University-Students
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Manage your time wisely by building study time into your schedule, attending class regularly to stay on top of the material, and taking advantage of academic resources on campus. Get involved in campus activities and organizations, meet with advisors and professors, and take opportunities to study abroad or learn about other cultures. Define personal and academic goals, make responsible choices, take care of your health and wellness, and know that the Dean of Students office is available to help students who need support.
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- 3. MANAGE YOUR TIME WISELY While checking on your friends or putting off an assignment because you are burned out may seem at times to be the logical decision, it never is.
- 4. MANAGE YOUR TIME WISELY Build study time into your schedule and do your work ahead of time so work doesnt pile up at the end of the semester.
- 5. MANAGE YOUR TIME WISELY It might also be a good idea to download a calendar application onto your smart phone or laptop to make sure you stay on top of your school work. Photo by Mary-Lynn. Creative Commons License.
- 7. ATTEND CLASS REGULARLY In college, you may find that your classes move at a faster pace. You will miss important information and interaction if you do not attend class.
- 8. ATTEND CLASS REGULARLY Also, it will help you get good grades and maximize your educational experience. Why pay for college if youre not going to go to class?
- 10. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ACADEMIC RESOURCES ON CAMPUS Visit your First Year Advisor or go to your Professors office hours if you need help with your coursework or you are struggling with adjustments to the college life.
- 11. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ACADEMIC RESOURCES ON CAMPUS There are many resources available to you as a student at Miami to help you meet your college goals Howe Center for Writing Excellence Rinella Learning Center King Library First Year Advisor
- 13. GET INVOLVED Participate in the Miami Traditions and campus culture! Attend campus events. Join one of Miamis 435 student organizations.
- 15. MEET WITH YOUR ACADEMIC ADVISOR, FIRST YEAR ADVISOR OR FAVORITE PROFESSOR Talk with them about your studies and interests.
- 16. MEET WITH YOUR ACADEMIC ADVISOR, FIRST YEAR ADVISOR OR FAVORITE PROFESSOR Having a mentor to help guide you through college can be very helpful.
- 17. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE DIVERSE CULTURE THAT MIAMI PROVIDES Broaden your horizons. Branch out and explore who you are as a person in this world. Studying abroad or taking courses covering international issues can be a great way to learn about the world.
- 19. MAKE A DIFFERENCE College is an amazing experience that should not be taken for granted.
- 20. MAKE A DIFFERENCE Look for opportunities to give back on campus, in the local community through volunteering, social causes or Religious organizations.
- 22. DEFINE YOUR PERSONAL AND ACADEMIC GOALS With the help of your family and friends, start thinking about your personal and academic goals and how you might achieve them. Photo by Kerry Lannert. Creative Commons License.
- 23. DEFINE YOUR PERSONAL AND ACADEMIC GOALS Dont be afraid to set the bar high and make sure your goals match your personal interests and values. Photo by Robert Degennaro. Creative Commons License.
- 25. CHOICES! College life is full of choices about majors, how you use your time, activities you participate inchoose wisely and take responsibility for your decisions.
- 27. TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF Health and wellness are an important part of student success.
- 28. TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF Use the Rec; get enough sleep and eat well.
- 30. THE GO TO PLACE The Office of the Dean of Students can assist you with determining how to meet the needs of a student who is struggling with a personal, administrat ive or academic support issue.
- 31. THE GO TO PLACE The Dean of Students office staff can help identify student needs and serve as a bridge to access the appropriate resources for the student and/or family involved. www.miami.muohio.edu/deanofstudents Connect with this office for a consultation or direct intervention.
- 32. BROUGHT TO YOU BY The College of Arts and Sciences and by Anthropology Department students: Colin Brand Erica Fox Allie Pickerill