First Year Students (Teaching and Learning)
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Bibliography
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Online Resources
- Study Skills Guide for College Students
- Description: These study skills guides for colleges students provide information about time management, notetaking, reading comprehension, essay writing, test taking, active listening, stress management, researching, memorization and so on.
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