An Engineering Student Survival Guide–An article of tips for students on what to do if you’re struggling in your courses.

Impostors Everywhere–A column about the Impostor Phenomenon as applied to engineering students.

Meet Your Student Vignettes–Students differ in many ways. They have different strengths and weaknesses, likes and dislikes, approaches to studying, abilities to concentrate, opinions about what makes teaching and teachers good and what makes them bad, and an uncountable number of other differences. Following are short articles on some of them, presented as mini-biographies of fictitious students who are opposites in one way or another. If you read any of them and relate strongly to one student or another, you may get some ideas about how to improve your academic performance in high school or college.

• Dave, Martha, & Roberto (Perry model)
• Edward & Irving (extravert-introvert)
• Jill & Perry (judger-perceiver)
• Michelle, Rob, & Art (deep-superficial-strategic)
• Stan & Nathan (sensor-intuitor)
• Susan & Glenda (sequential-global)
• Tony & Frank (thinker-feeler)

Memo to Students Who Are Disappointed in Their Last Test Grade–A column of suggestions for things students can do to improve their test performance.

Tips on Test Taking–Things students should and should not do when preparing for tests and taking them.

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