7 things that point to success

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Invest time on task: time spent studying each week is the strongest predictor (10 hours a week per course).

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Regularly attend lectures & tutorials ⇒ increased learning opportunities also a strong predictor.

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Balance commitments (working on average no more than 15 hours a week in paid employment) ⇒ making appropriate time for study predicts success.

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Engage with the online environment ⇒ moderates success at university.

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Develop a social network at university ⇒ knowing one person’s name is a protective factor against dropping out.

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Have a clear goal or purpose for attending university (sense of vocational direction & purpose) ⇒ a strong predictor of success.

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