Simple Ways To Get Distinction This Semester

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Academic Excellence

Faith Alofe 

Academic excellence is more than just making good grades; it is the maximum development of your intellectual capacities and skills in service to humanity Academic excellence is demonstrated in the ability to perform, achieve, and excel in school-related activities. 

There are some key things to note to achieve academic excellence as students:

1. Discipline Yourself 

Studying to know and understand is very important, not merely to get a particular grade. Discipline yourself to study well and as needed.


2. Manage your time well.

You need to manage your time well so that you can allow time for personal responsibilities and also allocate ample time to study. Remember, procrastination is a subtle thief that will steal mmnnnmyo iiiur academic success.

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3. Help yourself and ask for help.

If you're keeping up in class, all that you can do to help yourself improve your academic performance. For example, you can increase your study time, form a study group, study with a partner, and use all the support services available. 

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4. Be present and prompt.

Avoid being absent and tardy. You are required to attend classes from the first day that classes begin in the semester. 


5. Don't Quit

Focusing can be quite challenging for studi moveentship now owing to the structure of this semester's calendar, but you have to keep working at your goal and sustain hard work.
till the end.


6. Do your best

Only your best is good enough. Strive for A's and B's even if you have never earned one. 


7. Stay focused

Focus on your academic goals. As much as possible, eliminate negative influences and distractions that may prevent you from reaching your goals.

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