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To complete a self-assessment
study skills checklist
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To learn tips on how to be a successful student |
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To assess your own locus of control |
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For additional information on majors and careers |
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To take a quick survey to discover how positive or negative you are |
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For more information about increasing your own motivation |
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For more information about problem solving |
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To take a 25 question stress test |
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For additional tips on note taking |
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To learn more about reading quickly and effectively |
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For more information about studying humanities, mathematics, social and natural science, and foreign languages |
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If you would like more information on critical thinking and reading |
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If you would like more detailed information on evaluating on-line sources |
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For more information about evaluating your place of study and some general time management and scheduling guidelines |
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For information about perfectionism and procrastination |
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If you wish to take a Study Distractions Analysis |
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For more information on strategies for taking tests |
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For more information on test anxiety |
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Additional Web Sites
Discover more about your sensory preference (learning styles)
www2.ncsu.edu/
Take this 104 statement inventory to discover your thinking style
snow.utoronto.ca/
This web site provides suggestions for influencing your instructors
http://www.studygs.net
The Keirsey Temperament Sorter II is a 70 item survey that determines the four temperament types based on the MBTI. The Keirsey Temperament identifies four temperament types and the four variants of each type and explains the meanings of the variants.
For more information about the Keirsey Temperament Sorter:
keirsey.com
To go directly to the Keirsey Temperament Sorter II:
www.advisorteam.com/
For more information about dealing with stress, visit the Help Yourself web site for Stress created by University Counseling Services at Kansas State University.
www.ksu.edu/
For more information about studying math, visit these two web sites:
euler.slu.edu/www.mathpower.com/
Critical thinking is directly linked to creativity. To learn how to "think like a Genius," go to this web site:
www.newhorizons.org/
For more in-depth information about using the internet, consult The Student Survival Guide at
www.luminet.net/
For more information on memory, concentration, and study distractions, see:
www.ucc.vt.edu/www.dartmouth.edu/www.ucc.vt.edu/ 
