MSU CAMP: College Assistance Migrant Program - Application and Eligibility

Application

Time Management

1. Balance your activities - plan to spend time doing a variety of activities: classes, eating, sleeping, recreation, homework. Make sure you do something fun every now and then to take a break from your studies!
2. Give yourself a time and place to study. Build this time into your daily schedule so it becomes natural. Also try to study in the same place, at the same time, to form a habit.
3. Make a schedule-and stick to it! If you must alter your schedule, don't just give up, get back on schedule as soon as possible!
4. Study immediately after class while everything is still fresh, or anytime you have an hour or two between classes.
5. Don't cram - try to study on a regular basis, for 1 to 2 hours at a time, remaining alert and concentrating on the subject at hand.
6. Get together with other students and study in a group outside of scheduled classes and tutoring sessions - this can give you insights and information you might have missed in your own notes.

MSU CAMP Mission: To assist migrant and/or seasonal farmworker students in their transition to University life. The College Assistance Migrant Program at MSU provides supportive and retention services to college students from migrant and seasonal farmworker families.

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