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students utilize the CHEP Office of Student Support Services
Web Site. It's a one-stop-shopping site just for CHEP students
so bookmark it now and visit it often. |
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students are ambassadors who have a positive impact on the
UD campus. They are responsible citizens that respect others
who may have a different race, gender, nationality, religion,
ability, or sexual orientation. |
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students take responsibility for their performance both inside
and outside of the classroom and they exercise integrity in
the decisions that they make. |
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students take advantage of UD support services like the Writing
Center, the Math lab, the Counseling Center, the Bank of America
Career Services Center… |
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students know when to ask for help. They don't wait till it's
too late. |
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students benefit from getting plenty of rest, regular exercise,
and eating healthy.
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students get to know their professors. Did you know that faculty
are wonderful resources whether you have a question about
class, need advice on a research topic or internship opportunity,
or need a letter of recommendation? |
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students visit their academic advisor frequently. Communicating
and meeting with an advisor often is extremely beneficial
and helpful since the ultimate responsibility for monitoring
academic progress rests with each student. |
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students attend class! They know how important class attendance,
preparation, and participation are to being successful academically. |
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students use a daily planner. They keep track of due dates
for assignments and they set daily and weekly goals. They
develop a positive attitude towards learning and get involved
in extracurricular activities. They learn to say "No"
when necessary and learn how to manage their time which is
one of the most important skills to master. |