- Level Foundation
- Ratings
- Duration 15 hours
- Course by Columbia University
- Total students 6,564 enrolled
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About
This course aims to help you be successful in your college studies, highlighting effective and practical strategies for study. These strategies, from note taking to active reading, from time management to understanding how you learn, will help you achieve your academic goals, and to allow you to make the most of your college education.
This online curriculum may be used in a variety of ways, including, but not limited to, as a start-to-finish, self-directed online experience. We also invite you to utilize this resource as a library/toolkit of academic success strategies, a tool for flipped classroom pedagogy, or a companion text for on-the-ground transition courses.
This course was created by the Columbia University Center for Veteran Transition and Integration. Contact us https://veterans.columbia.edu/.
What you will learn
- Foundational academic and study skills for achieving academic success in college
- Strategies for more effective reading, writing, test preparation, and time management
- Proven tips for students taking STEM and other technical courses
- Metacognition and academic mindset
Skills you learn
Syllabus
- Metacognition and Mindset
- Active Reading and Note-Taking
- How to Study for Technical Courses
- Hard Reading, Good Writing
- Effective Time Management
- Navigating Campus Culture
Auto Summary
"Learning Success" is a foundational course designed to enhance college study skills, covering practical strategies such as note-taking, active reading, and time management. Created by the Columbia University Center for Veteran Transition and Integration, this 15-hour personal development course is perfect for students seeking to maximize their academic potential. Available on edX, it offers flexible subscription options and can be used as a comprehensive self-directed experience or a valuable academic resource.

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