What You Can Do: Make the Most of Your College Year

"What Can You Do is a series from Usable Knowledge at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. It aims to provide tools and strategies that can help you address a variety of challenges — as an educator, leader, and family member. Here, HGSE Professor Dick Light – who has long researched and advised on the undergraduate experience -- shares tips for how students can make the most of the college year.

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Apply Yourself: College applicants can take control of a frenzied process by reflecting on their values and goals — for the next four years and beyond
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First Look at First Years: How to help first-generation college students succeed on campus
https://www.gse.harvard.edu/news/ed/1...


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