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Introduction viii
1 Adjusting to University Life 1
Introduction 1
On your way 1
Orientation 3
Around campus 3
Making friends 4
Freshers' Week 5
Socialising 6
Homesickness 6
Finances, fees and loans 6
Managing on a budget 7
Sorting out the paperwork 10
What will study be like? The 6 hours trap 11
Organising a timetable 12
Planning for time off and relaxation 15
Personal tutoring 15
Changing modules and programmes 16
Student support services 16
Summary 17
2 Becoming a University Student 18
Introduction 18
Developing effective study habits 18
Accessing information 23
The library holds more than books! 25
Why use journals? 26
Using the internet for research 29
Making the most of your contact time 33
Summary 41
3 Effective Reading: A Vital Part of the Writing Process 42
Introduction to reading at university 42
What kind of texts will I be reading? 43
Coping with module reading lists 46
Reading as part of the writing process 48
Incorporating reading into your study schedule 49
Top tips for keeping on top of your reading 49
Reading strategies 51
Reading process 51
Reading creative and visual texts - how to develop your own interpretation 62
Summary 64
4 Written Assignments 1: What is Expected of You? 65
Introduction 65
Alternatives to essays 66
What makes a good essay? 69
What are different essay questions asking for? 70
Defining your terms 73
Writing clearly in an academic style 78
Developing your critical voice 82
Summary 90
5 Written Assignments 2: How to Approach your Essay 91
Introduction 91
The art of drafting 91
Developing an argument 94
Building up your argument paragraphby paragraph 95
Introductions and conclusions 98
Using quotations effectively 109
Avoiding plagiarism 111
Proofreading 115
Dissertations and longer projects 116
Specific writing difficulties 123
Getting started - severe procrastination 124
Understanding the question 125
Planning and structuring work 125
Expressing yourself clearly 126
Summary 134
6 Preparing For and Taking Examinations 135
Introduction 135
Active revision: keeping your mind alert 137
Cumulative revision: a culmination of your learning throughout the semester 145
Non-essay exams - some guidelines 150
The exam itself 153
Summary 158
7 Life after University 159
Introduction 159
Who are you, and what do you want? 159
You are distinctive 160
What can you do with an arts degree? 161
Intellectual skills 163
Communication skills 165
Interpersonal skills 169
Organisational skills 169
Research skills 172
Numeracy 172
Commercial awareness 173
Summary of skills - analysing your portfolio 174
Filling in the skills gaps 174
Articulating your talents 176
Further study 180
Travel and time out 180
Searching for a job, finding a career 181
Resources 182
Summary 183
Feedback 184
Index 193
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