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 A good strategy for success, especially when you are doing something new, is to form a habit of asking yourself how things are going. If you are spending a lot of time working on the class and it is frustrating, ask yourself what you could be doing differently. Study groups outside of class can be very helpful in this regard; when you work with other people, you get more insight into how you do things and what you could change. The Faculty of Arts also has an excellent "student mentoring" program that puts first-year students in touch with senior students who can act as guides to the university and university life. They have real-world, practical knowledge and insight into how the university actually works, and they always have the latest information about new events in the Faculty. If you make a habit of seeking information about studying, then when you run into an unexpected problem, you will be prepared to deal with it and it doesn't have to become a crisis. A good strategy for success, especially when you are doing something new, is to form a habit of asking yourself how things are going. If you are spending a lot of time working on the class and it is frustrating, ask yourself what you could be doing differently. Study groups outside of class can be very helpful in this regard; when you work with other people, you get more insight into how you do things and what you could change. The Faculty of Arts also has an excellent "student mentoring" program that puts first-year students in touch with senior students who can act as guides to the university and university life. They have real-world, practical knowledge and insight into how the university actually works, and they always have the latest information about new events in the Faculty. If you make a habit of seeking information about studying, then when you run into an unexpected problem, you will be prepared to deal with it and it doesn't have to become a crisis.
  
-Before the semester really gets underway, it is good to note these important dates also: +Before the semester really gets underway, it is good to note these important dates((Please note that these dates are subject to change due to the ongoing ban on travel from China and nCoV areas. The university administration will keep everyone informed about any changes.)) also: 
  
 **February 28** is the last day to make changes to your tutorial.  **February 28** is the last day to make changes to your tutorial. 
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