Hokies 101
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Eligibility
Only incoming freshmen are eligible for the program.
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Description
This program is offereed each fall semester and is designed to help incoming freshmen make a successful transition into college. Although Virginia Tech accepts very successful high school students, many successful high school students do NOT automatically become successful college students. Many of our incoming freshmen in the past have reported little or no studying while in high school. That will NOT work here!
HOKIES 101 will give new students an opportunity to:
- develop good time management skills
- learn to set and achieve goals
- apply EFFECTIVE study skills
- discover how to enjoy their time at Virginia Tech!
Benefits of participating:
- Students who fulfill the program requirements will earn a certificate of completion
Program Requirements:
- Attend 3 group meetings
- Complete program assignments
It's about balance and it's about staying on top of things. Participants will learn how to have time for the things they NEED to do and the things they WANT to do! HOKIES 101 is all about getting off to the right start!
The program runs for the first 3 weeks of classes (1 session per week). Participants are required to attend ALL sessions!
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Topics:
Your Life as a Hokie!
Getting to Know You!
Effective Study Skills.
Making the Grades!
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HOKIES 101 will be held in 111 Femoyer Hall (located across the street from McBryde Hall).
NOTE TO PARENTS: Please do not sign your student up for this program! This should be something they want to do! Let them make the decision and submit the application!
Fall 2009 Schedule
Group |
Day/Dates |
Time |
Locations |
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| Group 1 | Mondays September 7 and 14 |
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm | 111 Femoyer |
| Group 2 | Thursdays |
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm | 111 Femoyer |
What to do next...
Complete the application and attend the first session. Any student who enrolls, but does not attend the first session will be dropped from the program. PROGAM IS HELD ONLY DURING FALL SEMESTER.
Contact Julie Hopkins at juhopkin@vt.edu or call 231-5499 if you have questions.