• A wealth of learning and study skills resources and links are available at http://www.howtostudy.org/ including specific learning and study strategies for subjects ranging from Accounting to Theater.  Just click on "Resources" for all the categories of information available.
• Virginia Tech has a wonderful site full of Study Skills Self-help Information including online workshops.
• Over 100 learning skills study guides are available at Study Guides and Strategies.  The site also contains translations of many of these study guides in more than 20 languages!
• Visit the Study Skills Library at California Polytechnic State University. Topics include listening, memorizing, time management, note taking, test preparation, and test taking.
• Conduct a Time Audit to help you to improve your time management skills (University of Minnesota--Duluth).
• Excellent online study skills videos from Dartmouth College. There are short videos on the Cornell Note-Taking system, time management, stress management, reading improvement, and strategic learning.  

Conquering Test Anxiety

• HowtoStudy.org also has many resources for conquering test anxiety.  One of the best is Beating the Big Bad Wolf, a multimedia test anxiety presentation from Austin Community College. (Note: Beating the Big Bad Wolf will take a minute to load.)

Learning Styles and Learning Self-Assessments

• Did you know that there are different learning styles? Diablo Valley College has an excellent introduction to learning styles, learning strategies to use with each learning style, and an online learning style survey to identify your preferred learning style.
• The VARK is an excellent guide to learning styles, complete with questionnaire and Help sheets for studying and learning tips for each style.
• North Carolina State University has a good learning styles questionnaire and helpful information.

Note-Taking Systems

• California Polytechnic State University provides a good assessment of the different systems for taking notes, their advantages and disadvantages, and when to use each.
• A short video on the Cornell Note-Taking method from Dartmouth College.
   

Group Projects

Have you been assigned a group project? Here are some websites with help on surviving a group project:

• Group Project Guidelines (especially for group presentations) from the University of Hawaii
• Comprehensive Approach to Working in Groups from the University of Southampton
• Group Work (especially science projects)  from the University of Delaware
   

GPA Calculator

• This GPA Calculator from the Center for Academic Success at Louisiana State University computes how many As, Bs, and Cs you need to achieve the GPA you want. You enter your current and desired GPAs, credit hours earned, and the GPA you want.  It's quick and easy!