Last Question on Physical Oceanography Exam, Sept. 25, 1998: "What Success Secrets would you like to pass on to next year's class?"
(The following are the actual replies in the order they were sumbitted)

• Go to class.
• Know how to draw diagrams. Study hard from Day 1!
• Memorize the diagrams.
• Study diagrams.
• Just keep up with reading and notes.
• Study a good amount. -practice graphs -read notes right after class keep up with the reading & go to class.
• Pay attention to the diagrams.
• Don't miss as many classes as I did.
• Attend all the classes & try to understand the material rather than memorize it.
• Explore the topics on your own to generate an interset in them - it will make learning easier.
• Prepare hard for exam.
• Understand concepts not just notes & words. Be able to apply them to diagrams.
• Remember examples from class.
• Read the book & add info from the book to your notes.
• Study early.
• Read the chapter you covered before the next class so you can ask a question while everything is still fresh in your mind.
• Study diagrams. Read over what you don't understand in the book and read about topics that are just briefly mentioned b/c they could end up on an exam, i.e., sidereal day.
• Know more about Ekman transport - b/c a lot of it on test.
• Get to every class and take plenty of notes.
• Study diagrams.
• -study-
• Diagrams, Diagrams, Diagrams.
• Learn Diagrams.
• Study or withdraw.
• go to class - take the notes - draw the pictures.
• Know the graphs especially the ones shown in lectures.
• Study the diagrams!
• Everything written on the board should be memorized.
• Know diagrams & really study your notes.
• Start studying from the beginning and really listen to the success secrets. I should have.