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for every one hour you are in class, study that class for tow hours

Work hard, ask questions, get a tutor, and get your work and to work (class) on time. Make sure you don't put all your study into one bulge into three hours, but study for an hour then take a half hour break. Make sure when you read don't read it straight through, but read it meta-cognitively. And don't high-light your text books. Use a fine-point felt tip pen when doing your studying.

Just work hard and focus on your studies and you'll be fine.

My advice to the future prospective students is to study very hard and please, please, please have an organized time schedule to where you know the times of your classes, when you eat and most importantly SLEEP!! try to attend all of your classes because a missed class can really affect you in your grades and completed assignments. When you start your courses your freshmen year, start off strong, put your best effort into your studies because if you don't it is so hard to catch up later on when the end of the semester arrives. If you are staying on campus in the resident halls, your Stevenson ID card and your Residential dorm key will become your best friend because losing it will not be a fun experience. You will use these items almost everyday.

Make sure that you actually study and turn in your assignments. Every little bit of time you dedicate to your studies the better off you will be. But don't forget to make friends and have fun it'll make your time at Stevenson even better.

Don't be afraid to ask the staff at Stevenson; the people are friendly and will try their best to help you with your problems. Get involved in the Stevenson campus.

- definitely tour the campus at least once.
- submit your fafsa by the deadline stevenson sets to be considered for the highest amount of financial aid.
- scholarships, scholarships, scholarships! school gets expensive when you look at the big picture, and stevenson is no angel.
- ap classes are not structured like college course. i took four aps in high school, and they're not at all like how college courses are structured.

If you like smaller classes, but still want that full on college experience, Stevenson is the place for you. Stevenson is a place where you can feel at home, and you can still have fun with friends and family. Family is welcomed on campus, and not just on Family Weekends. Families come and support our sporting events, and even when we have special events at school.