Abstract
Read this chapter for help in the following areas:
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managing the first six weeks of your course
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settling in to your hall of residence
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making the most of Freshers’ Fair
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getting your bearings on the main university campus
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if you are not sure where to go for help in the first few weeks at university
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if you are confused about registering with the library and in your department, or as a member of the National Union of Students (NUS)
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if you hate filling out forms and tend to ignore them
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if you need help with using information technology
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if you have any sort of special educational need
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if English is not your first language
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if you are a mature student, concerned about fitting into university life
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if you have problems with your finances
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if you are not sure how to manage your vacation time to best effect
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if you are lacking balance between your work and leisure time; you always seem to get behind in your studying
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if you want to fit as much as possible into your time at university
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if you are not sure how to network effectively
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if you are concerned that you are saying too much or too little in seminars
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if you are unclear as to whether to make connections between your past experience and current studying
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Becker, L. (2003). Making the Most of your Time. In: How to Manage your Arts, Humanities and Social Science Degree. Palgrave Study Guides. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-230-80190-5_4
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