Balance academics with electives in order to get used to college studying and college life. If you have time in your schedule, take classes that sound interesting to you, particularly during your freshman and sophomore years. Take classes outside the business school to get to know many different types of people. A lot of instructors are good sources of information regarding jobs and job preparation. Find out which ones are friendliest and most student-oriented and talk to them.
Instructors do like to talk about other things other than their classes.
Consider taking your harder classes in summer school. Many of them have the reputation for being easier because of the class size and the pace of summer school. Think about career plans early. Don't wait until the end of your junior year to think about your r sum or specific career goals. Don't be afraid to ask for a tutor or go to your instructor for help.