tips for student success

Grades are important. Many employers require at least a 3.0 GPA.
Seek help when facing difficulties with a class.
Develop successful study habits and time management skills.
Gain relevant experience while completing the degree. Experience in the field will give you an edge over the competition.
Make contacts and network with family, friends, professors and professionals.
Take part-time jobs seriously and concentrate on developing transferable skills. A future job lead may develop from your present supervisor.
Get involved on campus and join organizations related to the major.