Students study to get succeed in academic environments Working hard is essential to excel as student Change to give importance for friendships, networking Personal opinion: Integrity and Intellectual skills
Interdisciplinary determine successful students integrating knowledge in different fields. Definition of interdisciplinary Students face new environments during their jobs These skills must be sought in courses with different backgrounds
Emotional Intelligence allows communicating and opening opportunities for networking E.G or claim from an author/website Recommendations to be hired come from our friendships Working by groups hel to receive feedback and create linkages
Working efficiently is better than working hard Planning helps to distribute your time Enjoying studies and other activities e.g films, drinks Successful academic life include friendships, good grades Personalities must adapt rapidly to new environments in different fields Personal Viewpoint: having good grades w/out affecting your life. Working hard is synonym of something is wrong Academic Success Emotional or Intellectual
Traditionally, students used to study a lot of time in order to get succeed in academic environments. People thought that working hard was an essential factor to become in excellent professionals, and excel as students. However, it has changed over the last years in sense of giving importance to look for friendships or establish networking without working enough or being the best student. I definitely agree with the latter statement because students must focus on reaching integrity not only in their intellectual skills but also emotional skills.
Being interdisciplinary is one of the essential factors that determine successful students. Students must integrate knowledge and methods from different disciplines, using a real synthesis of approaches [1]. After students finish their university studies, they have to face
References: [1] M. Sedigi 2013, Interdisciplinary Relations in some high-priority fields of science and technology. [2] D. Knight, L. Lattuca, E. Kimball, R. Reason, Understanding Interdisciplinarity: Curricular and Organizational Features of Undergraduate Interdiscipinary Programs, Spring Science 2012. [3] American Chemical Society, http://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/education/students/graduate/networking-and-how-it-can-help-you-get-a-job.html