Relationship with Preofessors

Imagine you are a college student. The relationship you build with your professors will be some of the most important ones you create during your college career.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NEVER

• SOMETIMES

Imagine you are a student. Which of the following tasks would you not expect your professors to assist you with?

• Finding an internship

• Writing a letter of recommendation

• Nominating you for honors or awards

• Visiting your parents

Imagine you are a student at a university. Which of the following actions would NOT be an appropriate way to build a relationship with your professor?

• Actively participating in class discussions

• Visiting the professor during their office hours to discuss the course material

• Asking the professor for help with understanding the coursework

• Asking the professor for financial assistance

Imagine you are a student at a university. You are trying to build a good relationship with your professors. Which of the following actions would NOT be appropriate?

• Asking them for recommendations on courses and majors

• Showing interest in their academic research and publications

• Trying to get to know their spouse personally

Imagine you're transitioning from high school to college. One way to understand the shift in how your professors will interact with you is to consider the nature of relationships you've experienced while growing up.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NEVER

• SOMETIMES

Consider this scenario: You grew up in a family of musicians. Your parents, siblings, and even your grandparents are all accomplished musicians. As a result, you've been surrounded by music your entire life and have developed a deep passion for it. Would you agree that your family may have been the greatest influencer on you and your development?

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NEVER

• SOMETIMES

Imagine you are in college, your networks are going to expand through joining clubs, participating in sports, and attending social events. This expansion will help you develop other aspects of yourself.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NEVER

• SOMETIMES

Imagine you are a student at a university. The relationships you will have with your professors will be some of the most important, but they won't be the only relationships you will be cultivating while studying there.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NEVER

• SOMETIMES

Building connections with your college professors can offer you more than just the advantages of having a mentor.

• FALSE

• TRUE

• NEVER

• SOMETIMES

John is attending a business conference. He is told that building relationships with other attendees is important because it will allow him to expand his what?

• NETWORK

• FOOD

• GROCERY

• REST TIME