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MATGUARD Body Protection
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| Goals are set on a number of different levels: First you decide what you want to do with your life and what large-scale goals you want to achieve. Second, you break these down into the smaller and smaller targets that you must hit so that you reach your lifetime goals. Finally, once you have your plan, you start working towards achieving it.
Not all goals are equally important. Because of this, it is important to establish priorities in your approach to your goals.
- Remember that not all the goals you have set for yourself can be accomplished at the same time.
- Realize that some of your short-range goals will probably be aimed at directly increasing your ability to achieve your long-range goal.
- Rank your priorities in the order that they are to be accomplished.
- Develop a form which will show how one goal relates to another and how by accomplishing one goal, you are leading to the realization of others.
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Priority Management
- Balance productive studying time with fun time
- Have studying as a top priority in college
- Generate a semester plan during the first week of the semester
- Study two hours for every one hour you are in class (15 credit hours = 30 studying hours)
- Be ready for all major tests three days in advance
- Distribute your studying time
- Use your day time hours to study
- Plan to remain focused, produce measurable products, and evaluate your performance
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How does High School differ from College?  |
| When you enter the 9th grade, everything starts to “count.” All of your freshman courses, grades, and credits will be on your transcript, and your freshman grades will be used to determine your GPA. |
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| Options after High School |
| A four year college education, or bachelor’s degree (BA, BS), can open doors, provide status, and prepare students for financially rewarding careers. |
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