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Navigating High School vs. College: What Professors Expect

Understand the key differences between high school and college, including academic expectations, classroom decorum, and communication with professors. Learn how to follow rules, manage time, and take responsibility for your learning. Discover what professors expect from you and how to excel in your academic journey.

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Navigating High School vs. College: What Professors Expect

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  1. August 18, 2014 BGR 2014 Academic Expectations Material developed by Tim Delworth, Ben Wiles, and Marcy Towns

  2. What are the differences between high school and college? • What do professors expect of you?

  3. Topics • Following the Rules • Classes • Classroom Decorum (Behavior) • Teachers • Tests & Grades • Communication

  4. Following Rules

  5. Following Rules Your time isstructuredbyothers.

  6. Following Rules

  7. Following Rules

  8. Following Rules

  9. Following Rules

  10. Following Rules

  11. Classes

  12. Classes

  13. Classes

  14. Classes

  15. Classes

  16. Classes

  17. Classes

  18. Classes

  19. Classroom Decorum

  20. Classroom Decorum

  21. Classroom Decorum

  22. Classroom Decorum

  23. TEACHERS

  24. TEACHERS

  25. TEACHERS

  26. TEACHERS

  27. TEACHERS

  28. TEACHERS

  29. TEACHERS

  30. TEACHERS

  31. TEACHERS

  32. TEACHERS

  33. TESTS & Grades

  34. TESTS & Grades

  35. TESTS & Grades

  36. TESTS & Grades

  37. TESTS & Grades

  38. TESTS & Grades

  39. TESTS & Grades

  40. TESTS & Grades

  41. TESTS & Grades

  42. Communication

  43. Communication

  44. Communication

  45. Communication

  46. Refresh • Following the Rules • Classes • Classroom Decorum (Behavior) • Teachers • Tests & Grades • Communication

  47. Guiding Principles You are responsible • You are responsible for your own time management and scheduling. • You are responsible for your own learning and studying. • You are responsible for creating a respectful learning environment. You are responsible You are responsible

  48. Show us what you know! • http://bit.ly/1psuqsu

  49. Question #1 • Which statement is generally TRUE about university life? • Your academic advisor manages your schedule. • All courses have the same grading scales, policies, and procedures. • Material is covered quickly and some assignments are not collected. • Your professors know your major requirements and track your progress towards your degree.

  50. Question #2 • What happens if you miss a class? • Your professor will email you the missed lecture notes and assignments. • Your TA will email you the missed lecture notes and assignments. • It is your responsibility to obtain any material you missed. • A parent or guardian has to contact the professor.

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