1) Communication - Clear & Honest
College teachers do not have the time — and are not required — to coddle students who are struggling before freaking out when it's the end of the semester and grades are due.
When you are struggling with anything, communicate this to the adult in charge. Be proactive and honest, and take responsibility for your part in the problem. Being polite about it is important, too.
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