- Asking “Good” Questions
- Now that you are midway through the workshop, what questions do you have about becoming a college student?
- Ask four questions in your response to this post.
- Be sure to review your notes from Session 3 on asking questions.
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how do current students manage work and school? what is something they do to de stress themselves everyday after school.
What are some clubs that are here in City Tech?
How to join internships and research opportunities?
1)What clubs/programs does city tech have for students to join?
2)How can students sign up for internships?
3)what are some good tools/techniques I can use to help me stay organize and to study?
4)How do I drop a class if it’s too difficult?
What aid programs does the school offer?
Do city tech offer any kind of work for students?
Do you offer dormitories at or near the university?
What are some pages that you recommend and would help me as a student and what do they help?
I replied to many of you, but we should discuss all of these amazing questions. in class!
1) how do current students manage work and school? what is something they do to de stress themselves everyday after school.
2) how much time should I spend studying?
3) what is something that current college students would want to give a heads up to upcoming freshman?
4) do I still have to pay for a class that I drop halfway through the semester?
1) how do current students manage work and school? what is something they do to de stress themselves everyday after school.
2) how much time should be spent on studying?
3) what is something that current college students would want to give a heads up to upcoming freshman?
4) do I still have to pay for a class that I drop halfway through the semester?
1) what clubs are offered at city tech
2) how do you apply for internships
3) what’s the best way to get comfortable in you new classes
4) does the library offer evey book you might need for a class
How can a student get into work-study?
What Clubs are offered?
What are the different minors offered that a student can do alongside their major?
How can a student get connected with internships?
1) how does a student get into internships and apply for one
2) what clubs does this school offer
3) what are sports this school offers
4) what are the prerequisites for radiology
1) Check out the Professional Development Center in L-114
2) Check out Connect Day on August 31st. We have so many, it’s endless.
3) https://openlab.citytech.cuny.edu/nycctsports/joining-a-team/#:~:text=The%20men%27s%20and%20women%27s%20varsity,four%2Dyear%20degree%20eligible%20students.
This link gives more information on about the teams we have.
4) Here is the website for the RAD TECH program.
https://www.citytech.cuny.edu/radiologic/radiologic-technology-aas.aspx
1) How can a student apply and get into a internship
2) How many types of clubs are there in city tech
3) what are the prerequisites for radiology
4) does this school have sports teams.
1) We have so many clubs. Check out Connect Day on August 31st.
2) NYCTT offers so many minors but not many are aligned with the major you might be interested in.
3) Check out the Professional Development Center in L-114. They can help draft a resume for you etc or find internships.
4) Gym might be closed right now but it will be open September 5th!
How difficult was having a big amount of workload?
What is the best way to organize yourself as a college student?
How much time should be spent studying?
what website is the most effective to find pdf. Documents of the text books?
1) The bigger the workload, the more time, you’ll have to allocate to it.
2) Try getting a college planner and jotting down every thing for all the classes there.
3) The amount of time they recommended was 2hrs per credit of the course. If you’re taking a 3 credit course, expect to be studying 6 hours outside of class.
4) For copyright reasons, I would refrain from obtaining textbooks off the web. But Amazon is a good place to rent books since you don’t have to purchase the full book.
1) How to deal with transition from high school to college?
2) How can student get into Internships?
3) What are the requirements for Nursing?
4) What are some sports that are in City tech?
1) Leave room for forgiveness. Be open to learning new etiquettes and be engaged. Always remember that it’s your education and don’t be afraid to work for it.
2) Professional Development Center L114
3) Bother me or Betty in person, we can give you an in-depth explanation of Nursing. But if not: https://www.citytech.cuny.edu/nursing/nursing-aas.aspx
4) Refer to Nathan comment 🙂