3. Which of the following would be LEAST likely to help you start building academic professionalism as a college student? a. Knowing the rules b. Becoming an "ostrich" c. Engaging with other students d. Choosing to go to class

5. As you attempt to "zoom out" and wander into your early college career, which of the following is LEAST likely to help you along the way? a. Forgetting your interests, for now, to follow your passions b. Separating your goals from other people's goals for you c. Understanding your core values and mapping them to a career d. Deciding whether your expectations match your reality

1. On which of the following do MOST first-year college students base their choice of a major? a. Salary b. Career advancement opportunities c. Interest d. Aptitude

Q1. What makes a good student?

Questions about how to drop or add a class and which classes are needed for certain majors are best answered by ______.Multiple choice question.academic advisorsrecruitersparentstutors

In the space below, write 2-3 sentences on this theme. Start by listing 2-3 personal and professional goals. These should be among the reasons you decided to go to college. Then explain how this course has or hasn't helped you make progress toward those goals. Be specific! Give examples of things that have made a difference for you, and explain how or why certain aspects of the course or experiences have impacted your development as a human being and as a future life science professional.BoldItalicUnderlineSuperscriptSubscriptClear formatting