Pre-Health Orientation

Pre-Health Orientation Three Important Pieces of Advice From: Carl P. Thum, Ph.D. Director, Academic Skills Center

1: Treat all Dartmouth science courses with great respect • More demanding • Ten week term • Moves quickly! High School Science ≠ College Science

2. Don’t rely on your high school learning strategies • (or lack thereof)

3. Learn new skills/strategies that will help you do well at Dartmouth

To help you do that: • Your professor/ office hour • Academic Skills Center • Individual academic “coaching” • Active learning strategies • Time management • Tutor Clearinghouse • Peer tutors • Study groups • ASC website • Streaming videos

Learning @ Dartmouth • Fall term only • First Year Students only • Learning strategies and key resources • 14 sessions; Tues and Thurs, 4-5 pm • Enroll at the ASC starting Tuesday, Sept. 20

Learning @ Dartmouth Syllabus Topic Strategic Learning Time Management Notetaking College Reading Strategies D-Plan; First Year Opportunities Staying Healthy & Stress Management Writing College Papers, Essays Research Strategies Who are the Dartmouth Faculty? Off-campus Programs: LSAs/FSPs Sophomore, Junior, & Senior Years at Dartmouth: An Overview Making the Most of Dartmouth

So, • Choose your three academic credit courses • Then enroll in Learning @ Dartmouth • And…Earn one…

PE Credit!

Pre-Health Orientation