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Nearly 20 million young people will step onto a college campus as a student for the first time this year. They’ll need more than highlighters and a class schedule to make it to another year. Here are 21 things every first-year college student needs to know.
Hey, go to class. Yes, ‘Superbad’ is on again, but you’ve seen it 100 times already and you (or your parents) are paying a pretty penny for your education. So take it seriously and show up to class.
Kenya School Report
April 5, 2013 at 2:21 pm
There are other great free resources for students at Kenyaschoolreport.com/resources. The more to get prepared the more success you get in your education experience. Best of luck.