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Old 07-27-2007, 12:29 PM
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DEALING WITH PROFESSORS AND TOUGH CLASSES

Go see your professors during their office hours posted on the door or on the class syllabus. They have to sit there whether you show up or not, so take advantage of this opportunity.

Don't be afraid to ask other students for copies of old exams. The questions may change, but the style and format usually remain the same.

Make sure your professor knows your name. Putting a face with a name will be a big help, especially if your grade in on the borderline.

Problems with faculty should be handled honestly and calmly. Always try to remedy conflicts with faculty members first. If the problem remains unresolved, seek advice from your academic advisor as to which steps to take next.

What irritates professors? 1. Sleeping in class....2. Not going to class...3. Not being prepared for class...4. Not reading the syllabus...5. Lack of responsibility...6. Excuses...7. Not meeting deadlines.






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