What  goals do people achieve at college that help you succeed in life?
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i think when you go to college there's a better chance that you get a higher pay job compared to people who work without college degree or level education....
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You can write about your goals and plans you have about your career in IT field. Then you can explain about how you plan to achieve them. How would you approach the studies? What strategies will you apply? Do you plan to do your higher studies or research in IT? Within the IT field, what particular topic do you want to focus on? Apart from the collegiate degree, what additional steps do you plan to take to achieve your goal?\n\nhope that helps.
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I want to be happy doing whatever I will be doing.\n\nI'm not sure yet. I'm in college studying Business Administration and Management but focusing on Management though.
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Eh i think it is a combination of things.\nyes number one is you have to be your own boss and stay motivated to go to class.  Realize that nobody is gonna give you detention for not going to class and alot of people just can't deal with it.. they skip class and all that jazz.  Really what I think the key to college is not having distractions.  Don't sit home and play video games.... THROW EM OUT!  Get involved in campus activities and find some friends to help motivate you.  And by friends i don't mean drinkin buddies that keep you up late at night.  \n  Also some people just are in bad situations.  For example my sophmore year i moved out of the dorms and walked pretty far to campus every day.  When it got cold out all i wanted to do was skip class and be warm in my house.  Make decisions that makes it easy for you to get to class and do well in class.  Also get into a very good routine every sememster where your always doing your homework and do not stray from that routine.
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My standards of success align with old-fashioned notions of wanting to do something well, working hard for that and then feeling the pride that comes with success.  Unfortunately, it seems that the younger faculty members at our school seem to think that they deserve the best and most prestigious positions simply by virtue of who they are and that they should be handed everything on a silver platter because of that.  As far as I'm concerned, there is no pride when you haven't achieved things through your own forces, sweat and tears!\nThis refers to other aspects of life as well.  Anybody who sets a goal, work towards that goal and achieves it, has become successful.  Now, if I could only get myself to apply that philosophy to my diet!
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Try to do well in school, work hard after you graduate from college, and live a healthy life, then your dream might come true as you wish.
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I think success depends on planning. If you can plan for a good future and then follow those plans you should be successful. You have to set goals for yourself and push yourself to reach beyond that. If you are content with being where you are all the time you'll never be successful! You need to work hard and not skimp out on things like education. You can always go to college but when you are in your 30's it's harder because you have a lot more respondsibilities than when your just out of high school.
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It needs to be a personal goal: the desire to do your best, and to study hard to achieve that goal.  It does NOT mean lack of social life, but it does mean setting aside many hours for study, each week.  It means not putting off assignments until they are almost due.  It means studying on a daily basis, at least an hour, every single day. Do not distract your study time with tv, gaming, visitors... Do the assignments and reread them if you don't "get" the concepts. Redo math problems over and over until you can do them easily. Memorize formulas. \n\nIf you want your education to do the most for you, learn the material, don't just plod thru it.  And realize that it \ntakes a lot of time to bring home straight A's.  B's are ok grades, B+ is better.  The occasional C is tolerable. D's are never acceptable. If your grades are below a B average, try to get tutoring if you really want better scores.  There may be some study techniques you could learn to do better.\n\nBeen there. In high school, I plodded thru. In my first years of college, I plodded thru but pulled a B+ average. Once I figured out I wanted straight A's, I focused a lot more on my assignments and managed to make that goal.  \n\nIt helps to have good teachers, those who explain concepts and their expectations, clearly. The good news is that even if you have a lousy teacher this term, the school year is almost over, and if at all possible, avoid that lousy teacher next year.
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The first question u have to answear is what u wanna be in life! and then try to think that u probably are going to do that the rest of u life if u want to be succesful. U have to have passion for what u do. So study every college particularly and make a decision. And u know collage life is the best, they are the best years of u life
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It is very simple because the seed of the success is often born in your mind.So you have to do following 6 steps to achieve it.\n\n1) Make a broad vision to your life.\n2) Apply a pragmatic process to reach the goals you made.\n3) Do a great dedication on the goals you created.\n4) Keep a good human relationship.\n5) Live in a calm environment.\n6) Often try to give up the ill thoughts you get into your mind. It will be helped by the meditation and  do it twice a day to hold a calm mind. The suitable times for this  are when you get from the bed and when you go to the bed.\n\nIf you are able to follow this process, the success of you life will be certainly brought to your doorstep. To learn more about this matter, please read my profile.
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You say "something" always holds you back but you do not list any of these things.\n\nHere are some tips, some of which may apply and some may not:\n1) Give up Alcohol\n2) Stop going to parties\n3) Dump your abusive boy/girl-friend\n4) Take less credit hours per semester\n5) Take more credit hours per semester\n6) Talk to your professors in all classes (not just ones you're doing poorly in).\n7) Live on campus\n8) Live off campus\n9) Take a summer school class\n10) Don't give up because 90% of people who "take a break" never go back\n11) Study more\n12) Start a study group\n13) Talk to your advisor\n14) Change your major\n15) Buckle down and stay with your major\n16) Apply for grants if money is the problem
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Good results in school can help you in achieving your goals however,it also depends on what choices you make after school.
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Yea,study as hard as you can to get the best grades,the better your high school grades the better your chances of getting into the best colleges!  Also,keep your legs closed; having a baby in high school will make it much harder from you to complete your goals.....Good Luck!!!
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Life is about relationships.  Be your authentic self; live with integrity.  In that vein, seek out your professors.  Go to their offices.  Ask questions on your class work.  This does two things; it helps you tremendously with your class work, and two and perhaps even more importantly it establishes a relationship with your professors.  They will know who you are; you won't be just a name or a number to them anymore.  They will know your ambition, your work ethic.  If it comes down to a question in your marks if you should receive an A or a B, you will always get the favorable nod because the professor knows you and your dedication.  Good luck.\n\nOh I forgot to add, the good grades that this behavior will lead to and the relationships you have established with professors and then their contacts will open many, many doors of opportunity for you in your future.  This is the path to great success.
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Excellent  grades.  You could get in a elite college if you maintain those types of grades.  Well done high school\nstudent!
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Hello, Baby_Princes\n set your Goals, and then set up to accomplish them. study hard,  use the web  for Free Grant.com for school or college  grants so applyfor them. This web site issues Confirmation Numbers to claim your grants, read up thru this web site and you decide.\nSince your serious to do good in school.\nbe infalable and don't let anything stand in your way.\nthat's a great way to succeed in school and college. good luck !  Listen ~Comprehend ~ Remember ~ \ngive speaches. Join School Activities, and games. Support \nyour school and get involved.  you do your best and more!
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Honesty really is the best policy. Let them know you had problems with motivation and give reasons why always follow up with how you've changed then go on to the importance of college life and experience, eventually moving on to what you want to do with your life (give specific goals) and how the importance of a college education from that particular school is detrimental to you not only now, but in your educational and career goals. \n\nI basically just wrote a very basic outline for you. Remember all things are in presentation and leave the paper on a positive note firmly telling them the importance of your education and that school. Good luck!