Quick and Easy - How to Make an "A" - In a Nutshell

Quick and Easy - How to make an A In a NUTSHELL No more questions unanswered! The purpose of this guide is to give a refresher for some and a quick course for others on how to successfully pass any and every class that you take with a grade of an “A.” As an instructor of different levels of students, I have observed that there are some students that perform very well while there are other students that struggle when it comes to achieving excellent grades as the result of the class. I have a passion for learning and I realize the value of time. The goal of this booklet is to provide quick and easy directions to students that will help them to excel in their classes the remainder of their educational career. Once these techniques are learned there should be “no more questions unanswered” on any exam. This guide can possibly be used with the following courses and more: ENG1000 English Composition ENG2000 Research Writing ENG3300 Business and Technical Writing COM1000 Public Speaking COM1001 Professional Communication and Development COM2000 Intercultural Communication COM2050 Visual Design in Communications COM3200 Leadership, Gender, and Communication COM3700 Conflict Resolution COM4100 Media and Culture ART2000 Art History Survey HUM1000 Introduction to the Humanities HUM1055 Approaches to Studying Religions HUM3300 Global Multiculturalism and World LIT2001 Introduction to Literature: Short Stories LIT2100 Women’s Literature PHI1000 Introduction to Philosophy PHI20001 Ethics PHI2050 Human Nature and Ethics PHI2100 Introduction to Logic PHI3200 Ethics in Health Care BIO1000 Human Biology BIO1050 Biology and Society BIO2000 Environmental Health CHM1000 Chemistry for Changing Times CHM1050 Chemistry and the Environment PHY1000 Introduction to Astronomy MAT1050 College Algebra MAT1051 Pre-Calculus MAT2001 Statistical Reasoning MAT2050 Statistical Literacy MAT2051 Discrete Mathematics ECO1050 Microeconomics ECO1051 Macroeconomics HIS1000 Immigrants in the American City HIS3200 History of Health Care in America HIS4100 Critical Aspects of American History PSYC10001 Introduction to Psychology PSYC2200 Educational Psychology PSYC2700 Child Development PSYC2800 Introduction to Human Sexuality POL1000 The Politics of American Government POL2000 Globalization SOC1000 Introduction to Human Society SOC2000 Cultural Diversity SOC3400 Social Deviance GEN 300 Skills for Professional Development COM 100 Introduction to Communication COM 200 Foundations of Interpersonal Communication COM 225 Foundations of Mass Communication COM 310 Communications: Theories and Practice COM 330 Small Groups and Team Communication COM 350 Organizational Communication COM 360 Intercultural Communication COM 400 Media and Society COM 440 Communication Law COM 450 Ethics and Communication COM 470 Mediation and Conflict Resolution COM 480 Communication Capstone Course GEN 195 Foundations of University Studies SCI 163 Elements of Health and Wellness COM 170 Elements of University Composition and Communication I COM 172 Elements of University Composition and Communication II HUM 186 Media Influences on American Culture PSY 211 Essentials of Psychology FP 120 Essentials of Personal Finance HUM 114 Critical Thinking and Creative Problem Solving ART2000 Art History Survey HUM1000 Introduction to the Humanities HUM1055 Approaches to Studying Religions HUM3300 Global Multiculturalism & World Religions ECO1050 Microeconomics ECO1051 Macroeconomics HIS1000 Immigrants in the American City HIS3200 History of Health Care in America Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic QQ59 BA/ASNC Architecture KW100 BA/Arch Asian and Middle Eastern Studies TT46 BA/AMES Chemical Engineering H810 MEng/CEE & H813 MEng/CENS English X3Q3 BA/EE English and Drama X3W4 BA/EED Geography X3L7 BA/EG History X3V1 BA/EH These are just to list a few, ANY class can use this guide!