Exam 1: Taking the First Step
Have you declared a major yet? If so, explain what it is and describe the reasons you chose it. If you haven't declared a major, explain why you haven't, and describe the steps you plan to take before selecting your major.
Answers will vary. Correct responses should answer whether the student has declared a major or not. If the student has declared a major, they should provide reasons for why they chose that major. If the student has not selected a major, they should explain why they have not and discuss the steps they plan to take before selecting a major. Some of those steps might include looking through a course catalog to identify courses they will need to take and meeting with an academic adviser to create a program plan. Other valid responses are also acceptable.
Provide two reasons why students choose to attend college.
Answers will vary but may include to learn a specific set of skills; to receive training for a particular career; to explore various fields of study; to experience the social life; and to prepare for graduate or professional school. Other valid responses are also acceptable.
Do you feel that you made the right choice by deciding to attend college? Why or why not? Present at least three reasons to support your argument in your response.
What do college instructors typically expect of their students? How are you meeting your instructors' expectations? Provide at least two examples.
Discuss the role and significance of purpose in success and goal setting.
Who can provide support to you in navigating college? Choose the BEST answer.
Which is both a statement of course requirements and a contract between you and the instructor?
Which of the following does a sense of purpose NOT provide?
Tahira's career goal is to become a data scientist after she graduates. Which SMART goal approach is MOST likely to help her achieve this goal?
List some of the questions you should ask yourself to help determine your purpose for being in college.
What do people often say is the most memorable part of college?
As Marjorie discovered more about her interests and strengths during her freshman year she realized she had chosen the wrong major. She was worried that she made a serious mistake, but her advisor explained that
Paying close attention to the syllabus will help you get a clear sense of the instructor's expectations.
One advantage to an online class is not having to travel to campus.
If you ever have a problem with an instructor, what should you do first?
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