F orm a study group in classes you have difficulty in. A ttend your instructor's office hours. T alk to your instructors. D o not overload yourself by taking too many courses and working more than you can handle. B ecome involved in student organizations and campus life.
E xercise to relieve stress.
S tudents attending college often benefit from working as long as it is less than 20 hours weekly. K eep in mind that your course load requires about 3 hours per week for each credit hour taken. For example, a 15-hour load will require 45 hours of your time if you expect to have good grades. This is especially true when you are taking courses in your major. Add your hours of work to the 45-hour class load in order to assess just how busy you will be.