INDS Class Reflection

When I applied to INDS class, I didn’t really know what the class was about, but at the orientation it was somewhat discussed. The main thing that I learned about the class, was that it helps you succeed in college, and you have a higher chance of graduating at the right time. So when I was picking my classes for the fall semester, I was recommended to take the class, and so I did. It was only once a week, so it wasn’t going to be that bad. It turned out to be a good experience, the right decision to take this class, because it was very informative. When I started INDS, I was not really going to take the class serious because it is once a week, and I picked it because it was part of the learning block that I chose. I also needed a one credit …show more content…
The database online, where you could find articles that you are looking for your research papers, or some information on specific topic. I never knew about this, until we went to a meeting in the library with a professor who showed us how to access the library’s database. This is very helpful, and I already used it for my classes this semester after finding out about this advantage. I also learned where to go if I need help with finding a job, or looking for the right career. Especially where to get help to make resumes and cover letters. I now know that I can get help for almost anything I need, and I know where to go for …show more content…
It was the right thing for freshmen to hear. Things that I would change in the class though is concentrate more on what to do in college, how to finish it on time or even earlier. We discussed about it, but I would want to go more in depth about it. For example, when we found the scholarship office, we should have discuss which ones we should apply for, so we would have easier time paying for college. Things like connecting LinkedIn was a good idea, because I didn’t even know about it before. We should have continue working on that, building up our profile, getting suggestions on how to find jobs and become appealing to people. But the class was still good, and I learned a lot from