Culture of College

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This video talks about 9 great study tips that will really help you do well in school.

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This song reminds us to not let the little things bother us and to stay happy. There will be bumps in the road during your college career, but happiness will help you overcome the obstacles.

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College Tip:

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This photo represents that we should work hard and strive for a great future.

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Creator Mindset vs. Victim Mindset

You just received a bad grade on a test, but there is still time to recover.

How a creator mindset would respond:

“I should get into my professors office hours, so I am prepared for the final exam. I know I can do much better than this if I apply myself.”

How a victim mindset would respond:

“The grade I got was out of my control, because my professor failed to teach me the material.”

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Shows the different, unique experiences offered here at Indiana University.

#NotJustAPartySchool

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Advisor: I see your grades have dropped, what is going on in class?

Student: My professor is horrible and he never teaches us the material.

Advisor: Why don't you take the courage of going up to him and asking him questions?

Student: It is his job to provide us with the material and make sure we know it.

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Why the modern world is bad for your brain

Multitasking is an essential skill in the era of email, text messages, Facebook and Twitter. But, argues neuroscientist Daniel J Levitin, it’s actually making us less efficient

This is an article that will open you up to the main dangers of modern technology. This shows how email and texting are becoming our first priorities and must get done before we can move on with our day.

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#GradesAren’tEverything

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“What if you had a way to organize your past so that you could more clearly see your future?” -Katharine Brooks (p. 21).

#WanderingMaps

A Wandering Map is a simple, yet effective way to organize your future road. It will help you focus on your strengths, identify significant themes and moments in your life, and maybe even start you on a future path.