20 tips To Prepare for resumption

 ‎A new semester is another opportunity to improve your academic performance, build meaningful relationships, develop new skills and make the most of your academic experience.

‎Whether you're a fresher or a returning student, below are 20 tips to help you start the semester on the right track.

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‎1. Set clear academic goals: Decide the CGPA you want to achieve this semester.

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‎2. Attend lectures regularly: Don't wait until examinations before taking your studies seriously.

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‎3. Get your textbooks and materials: Prepare your notebooks, writing materials and other learning resources.

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‎4. Know your course registration requirements are correctly registered.

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‎5. Make friends with serious students: Surround yourself with people who motivate you academically.

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‎6. Avoid last-minute reading: Develop a consistent reading timetable.

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‎7. Ask questions: Don't be afraid to approach lecturers or classmates when you don't understand something.

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‎🏠 Hostel and campus life

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‎8. Secure your accommodation early: Avoid unnecessary stress by arranging your hostel or off-campus accommodation before lectures begin.

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‎9. Keep your environment clean: Maintain good personal hygiene and a tidy living space.

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‎10. Know your campus: Familiarise yourself with lecture halls, the library, laboratories and other important facilities.

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‎11. Protect your belongings: Keep your money, gadgets and other valuables safe.

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‎12. Respect your roommates: Learn to live peacefully with others and respect their boundaries.

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‎ Financial and personal development

‎13. Create a budget: Plan your feeding, transportation, accommodation and other expenses.

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‎14. Avoid unnecessary spending: Don't spend money just to impress your friends.

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‎15. Learn a digital skill: Consider graphic design, programming, digital marketing, video editing or content creation.

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‎16. Have an additional source of income: Explore legitimate side hustles that won't interfere with your studies.

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‎17. Take care of your health: Eat properly, sleep well and exercise regularly.

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‎ Personal growth and discipline

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‎18. Avoid negative peer pressure: Don't allow friends to influence you into making decisions that could ruin your future.

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‎19. Participate in productive activities: Join useful student organisations, competitions, seminars and workshops.

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‎20. Stay focused on your purpose: Remember why you gained admission in the first place.

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‎Message to every student:

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‎School is not just about getting a certificate. It is an opportunity to build your future, discover your talents, develop valuable skills and prepare yourself for life after graduation.

‎Don't just resume school; resume with a plan, discipline and determination.

Post dedicated to OAUSTECH students