Try to promptly review notes for your most challenging classes on the same day after attending lectures! - Taylor 

Take advantage of opportunities to try new things, pursue your passions, and discover potential career paths or fields of study that align with your goals. - Hunter

Stay organized in an online or physical planner, you can get a free planner anytime from the Student Success Center on the Mezzanine Level of the Thomas Cooper Library. - Taylor 

Get good sleep, all-nighters are not good for memory retention. – Savanah 

Try to get at least 30 minutes of physical activity a day, it helps increases memory retention, improves mental health, and enhances physical health. - Savanah 

Gain practical experience in your field of interest through internships, part-time jobs, research projects, or volunteer opportunities to enhance your resume and skill set. - Aaron

Study a little bit every day. It decreases stress and increases confidence and performance on exams. - Savanah 

Attend office hours, ask questions, and engage with your professors to receive guidance, feedback, and networking opportunities that can benefit your academic and career goals. - Aaron