Directions:  Consider each of the following questions carefully, and answer each with a yes or no. Those answers that fall in the “NO” column indicate areas that need to be improved.	Yes	No
1. Are you able to study for a sustained period of time (at least forty-          five minutes)?
2. Are you in the habit of getting right down to serious work at study        time?
3. Do you arrange your study time and area so that distractions and        interruptions are minimized?
4. Are you in the habit of reviewing each subject regularly during the        term?
5. Do you prepare for examinations without cramming?
6. When preparing for exams, do you outline your course work?
7. Are you able to anticipate important topics that might be covered on       exams?
8. Do you make it a habit to prepare possible answers to essay       questions in advance?
9. Do you study regularly at a regular study time?
10. Do you schedule your time intelligently to cover all subjects?
11. Do you schedule social activities so that they won’t interfere with        studying?
12. Do you rest properly so that fatigue does not reduce efficiency?
13. Do you recognize the need to devote extra time to overlearn certain       subjects?
14. Are you able to concentrate in class?
15. Are you able to listen while taking notes?
16. Do you use the library regularly?
17. Are you able to isolate and learn definitions?
18. Do you make it a habit to review daily for each class?

If you would like help with any of of the above study areas, contact the Academic Support Center at 419-434-4697 (or extension 4697 from campus) to have a personal appointment with a study skills specialist.