Considerations for studying in the United States

What are the mistakes and precautions that novice students will make when studying abroad, studying in the United States and coming to the United States for the first time? Let's take a look at the precautions for studying in the United States.

1. When doing group homework, don't trust others easily-Alice

Listening to the predecessors, we must record all the details, who is in charge of which section, how many times we have to meet, and so on. Don't end up being held back by your teammates or having to finish all your homework by yourself.

2. Pay attention to your mental health-Zillah

Every university has mental health services, which are generally free. If you feel too stressed, you might as well go to them. For example, when I first came here, I felt I couldn't adapt to the environment and talk to my teachers and classmates. They worked out a solution for me and finally solved the problem smoothly.

3. A suitable place to study-Katie

Although everyone wants to grab the position of the library every time, it may not be suitable for everyone. The school is very big, so you need to find a place where you can study efficiently, such as library, lawn, dormitory and lounge, as long as it suits you.

4. You can also learn from YouTube videos-Lisa.

It's easy to get distracted in class, and then I have no idea about what I just learned after class. So if I can, I will search something related to my major on YouTube, which is really helpful. This method may not be suitable for everyone, but it is worth a try.

Take notes-amber

Concentrate the contents of each week/class/major on an A4 piece of paper, or use a structural diagram. Finally, when you review for the exam, you will only have 12- 14 sheets of paper, which is very easy.

6. Don't buy textbooks-Whitehead

See if you can find a PDF version or an electronic version of this book. If you must buy it, don't buy it in the school bookstore. Try Amazon (or other websites that sell books) and the surrounding bookstores. Or borrow or buy from someone who has taken this course before. There are many ways.

7. You are not an early riser-Catherine.

No one likes morning classes, although at the beginning of school, you secretly vowed to be a bully this semester.

8. You don't have to be a party girl/boy.

If you don't like to go to parties, it doesn't mean that you can't make friends or get along with others. The important thing is that you find a happy way and then adapt to studying abroad in this way.

9. Use software when writing paper citations.

Only beginners will write their own references by hand …

10. Find Activity–Beccalion

American universities are not short of activities, especially at the beginning of each year. Take part in more activities and clubs, and maybe you will develop a specialty that you never thought of. .

1 1. If you are struggling, talk to your tutor or tutor.

Their job is to help you, with one or two exceptions, but 99% of teachers will try their best to help you. If you have questions or entanglements, you might as well talk to the teacher.

12. Be sure to read it

Reading is more important than you think. It lays the foundation for every course.

13. No truancy

Never skip class. When you skip class, think about how much you spend in each class. . .