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During the job interview all of the following are acceptable Presenting yourself like a professional Asking about job responsibilities Showing by your body language that you are interested and relaxed What are the three Virginia Wizard Assessments Skills Interests Values What can you do in the Student Center in MYLFCC Check grades Update address nifo Pay tuition Locating financial aid How can you access the library's resources? In person Online Identify actions that may result in being charged with Academic Dishonesty Giving or receiving unauthorized assistance Offering or soliciting unauthorized assistance Plagiarism Collusion Where do you report suspicious activities, threats or suspicious packages? Campus Police and SecurityWhat type of degree does someone entering in the workforce after graduating want to pursue? Associates of Applied Science What does your degree progress report identify? Which courses you have completed and need to complete in order to finalize degree requirements How is the Cornell Note Taking System best described? T System Organized way to take and review notes The right hand column is for class notes; left column for asking questions What are the 8 dominant intelligences Visual/Spatial Verbal/Linguistic Musical/Rhythm Logic/Math Body/Kinesthetic Interpersonal Intrapersonal Naturalistic What is a great contributor to getting organized? Successful Time Management What is the first step to getting your finances in shape? Creating a budget What is Active Listening A way of listening and responding to another person that improves mutual understanding. How can students minimize stress? Talking to their advisor, instructor and counselor on a regular basis How can stress be described? Our bodies response to outside stimuliOur minds response to external events May enhance our performance What is diversity on campus? Students on a campus who are of different ages, ethnicity, geographic upbringing and physical abilities. What is an International student? Students who have a unique perspective and come from another country. What is a stereotype? The image of or attitude towards people that is not based on observation or experience. What is culture? Shared traditions, knowledge, beliefs, customs, language and rituals. What is cramming? Waiting until the last minute to prepare for a test. What is test anxiety? Nervousness, and sometimes fear, causing emotional and physical reactions before a test. What is critical thinking? he process of looking and evaluating information taken from observing, experiencing, reasoning and communicating. What is tips to reduce test anxiety? Taking deep relaxing breaths, taking your time and thinking positive thoughts before and during a test. What is scheduling or planning? The key to being able to handle many different activities and get things done on time. What is prioritizing? Determining what you have to get done and making sure that those things get done first.