Improving Your Study Habits
Study habits are difficult to form, but they are very important in college. When there may be days between classes, it is important to stay engaged in the course to perform well.
Study habits are difficult to form, but they are very important in college. When there may be days between classes, it is important to stay engaged in the course to perform well.
Growing up with parents who speak of their college days can be beneficial even if it may seem trivial. For first-gen students, that “insider” insight may be harder to find. However, while it can be overwhelming, there are some tips to making college more navigable for first-gen students.
By Guest Contributor Dr. Nancy Sanchez Dr. Nancy Sanchez serves as Chief Opportunity Officer for Phi Theta Kappa. Before joining the headquarters staff at PTK, Dr. Sanchez worked as the Executive Director of Kaplan Educational Foundation (KEF), and she is the author of Your Guide to College Transfer. She is a regular contributor to Forbes …
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (PTK) has been awarded a $50,000 grant from The Kresge Foundation to support community college advocacy through PTK’s new campaign, Community College Smart (CCsmart).