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University Writing
The average Freshman/Sophomore essay is anywhere from 300 words (approx 2.5 double spaced, 12 pt font, word processed pages), to 12 pages.
The average reading load for a Junior/Freshman is anywhere from 60-120 pages a week, per course.
Do homework everyday
,
no matter what.
Your reading and
writing process tell you
how much time you need to
read & comprehend material, and how much time it
will take you to
draft an effective
paper.
Don't aband the process
Even if its just 10 minutes, and even if you don't have anything due. This will give you plenty of practice and help you get used to working on a schedule, even on
your busiest days.
Expect to seek help.
You have the tools to write
any style of paper in any
lentgh.
Don't forget, plan
for the
unexpected!
The first weeks
of the semester are some
of the most stressful. But, they are also some of the easiest in
terms of work load. Use this to your advantage: take inventory of the reading/writing load
on each syllabi and plan accordingly. Also use this time to read/write ahead; it only
gets busier!
Take advantage of the first weeks.
How do you cope when you are faced with 4 classes,
Do all of your work and do it right.
You may not understand every
reading/writing assignment, but that
is why you are in school--to learn.
There is no shame in getting help. So
make it a point to take advantage of
every resource: professor office
hours, tutors, TA's, peers and
mentors.
And the writing load....
anywhere from 4 to 25 pages
& life?
work,
It is nearly impossible to fail a class if you show up, participate, & complete each assignment.
There is even a resource when things get too stressful.
University Counseling Center
202 Union West
(915) 747-530
After Hourse Crisis Line:
(915) 747-5302
Remember,
Ignorance, laziness & ego are not excuses.
How much you learn is up to you.
Your sucessess is your responsibility alone.
Your academic work is professional training seriously.
Take pride in your work; don't bother to turn in work that is subpar. Do it well & do it right.
"Network." Your core profs are you biggest allies. Get to know them, gain a good reputation, and good things will come.