Jo-Musulyn Banks

Many college students at the start of a new school year share a common goal, which is to get a 4.0 Grade Point Average by the end of the semester.

“4.0 season,” is a mantra among college students; however, few students earn a 4.0 GPA.

Wanting all As in your classes is one thing, putting in the work necessary to achieve a 4.0 GPA makes a significant difference.

A 4.0 GPA isn’t impossible, but it isn’t easy either. Here are strategies for college students who want to get a 4.0 GPA.

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The very first thing to factor is having a positive mindset. Students must have confidence in themselves, knowing they can get a 4.0.

Speaking words of affirmation such as, “I am capable of achieving a 4.0 GPA.”

Going to all of your classes are important because when you’re in class, you’re less likely to fall behind. Being in class gives you the opportunity to understand the course material.

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In addition, studies have shown that sitting at the front of a classroom increases students’ grades.

Handing in excellent quality assignments on time for all of your classes increases your chances of a 4.0 GPA. The majority of college students, fall into a never-ending cycle of procrastination, which can affect their grades.

Making a schedule to study is crucial as a college student. Your grades depend on how you study and how much time you spend studying.

Besides studying alone, studying with other students from your classes is helpful as well. Often times, your peers can help you understand the course material.

Strive to be organized by having a school planner, to keep track of your assignments and exams that will be given.

One thing that college students take for granted is going to their professors during office hours. Office hours are there for students to meet with their professors if they find themselves struggling in class. Professors are there to help and want to see their students succeed.

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Getting enough sleep at night is very important, lack of sleep will negatively impact your grades.

College students can achieve a 4.0 GPA, all it takes is hard work, dedication, and perseverance.