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New Semester, New Start

by Betsy Chapman

The first day of classes, students start with blank pages, open minds and an opportunity to build on strengths and improve study habits.  Whether first-year student or senior, Perry Patterson, associate dean of academic advising, says each new term means students start at square one.  Read Dean Patterson’s advice to students.

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