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Don't rely on a "magic number" of classes you can miss and still do well. Each missed class represents missed content and missed discussion. Some professors weigh participation into your final grade calculation. Even if attendance isn't required, however, you will make a good impression on your professor and TA if you show up to class.  Only miss class if you are genuinely sick—too sick to get anything worthwhile out of the lecture. If you need some incentive, consider the cost of each class hour. The average yearly cost of tuition at a public university is $9,139. Given a 15-week semester with 4 classes each semester, you pay over $25 per class hour for the privilege of being taught. Not going to class is basically the same as setting twenty-five bucks on fire. Would you do that? . Your memory is never as good as you think it is. There will probably be plenty of things taking up space in your mind while at school. Taking good notes will keep you engaged in classroom activities (lectures and discussion) and give you a good basis when studying for exams. For classes that are organized around clear, logically ordered topics, such as history or biology, the Cornell method can help you prioritize the most important information. Ask questions of your instructors, give answers if they ask questions, and contribute to discussion sections. Taking an active part in the class will keep you involved with the material, and help you better understand what the instructor needs you to know. Sitting in front, or at least not in the back, will make it easier to pay attention and put you front and center for the professor to see. Success in college relies on you preparing outside of class, so spend time reviewing your notes and reading the textbook for each session. When you study, find a quiet space and cut off outside distractions. A good rule of thumb is to spend two hours studying for each hour you spend in class.  Study groups—working with other students in your class—can be helpful, but also go off-track easily. Make...