consistent growth understanding the core subjects problem solving skills and common sense ability...
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The General Characteristics of a Successful College Student
The General Characteristics
Consistent Growth Understanding the Core Subjects Problem Solving Skills and Common Sense Ability to Think Reading And Writing Skills Science Skills Mathematic Skill Handles Pressure and Criticism Time-management Independent Work Social Skills Understand the “Rules” of College
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Consistent Growth
Consistent Growth is the development in your High School studies.
The advance from High School effort to College Standard.
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Understand the Core Subjects
Applying key concepts of Core classes Deep Understanding of Core Subjects
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Problem Solving and Common Sense
Ability to apply common sense or a real life experience to solve a problem.
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Ability to Think
The ability to express intellectual and obtain information.
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Reading and Writing
Deep understanding of reading and writing techniques and strategies
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Science Skills
Better or exceptional in science Deep understanding in key concepts of
science
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Mathematic Skill
Ability to understand mathematic key concepts sufficient to introductory level college courses.
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Take the “Heat”
The ability to understand Constructive Criticism and apply it to the problem.
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Time-Management
Complete Assignments in high quality and in a timely fashion.
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Independent Work
Ability to study independently or with a group to achieve one common goal out of class.
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Social Skills
The ability to interact effectively and politely with others.
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Rules
You know right from wrong.
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