Your Sophomore Year Goal-Setting Workshop

Your Sophomore Year Goal-Setting Workshop
By Robert H. Miller
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

No longer a freshman, and no longer the least experienced person on your college campus, you no doubt returned to campus with more confidence and less anxiety than you did last fall. Nevertheless, you face a significant challenge as you start your sophomore year.

By your sophomore year, the expectation is that you will have determined at least a general direction for your studies from all that exploration. Indeed, for some majors, particularly those in the hard sciences, you need to start knocking down requirements and prerequisites by the fall of sophomore year, as many of these re­quirements, such as physics, organic chemistry, and physical chemistry, are full-year courses.

Now, it's time to se some new goals for the coming year to follow up on what you've already learned about yourself and your wants and needs.

We've divided the workshop into six categories: (1) academic and ca­reer goals, (2) social goals, (3) extracurricular goals, (4) physical goals, (5) financial goals, and (6) spiritual goals.

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