Ness School of Management and Economics Blog

Back to school means getting ready to set yourself up for success. It can be overwhelming, so we put together a First Six Weeks Checklist for you.

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In this blog, Julie Eggert shares how she came to SDSU and her experience through the years. She also gives some great advice for fellow students.

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Looking for some light reading that isn't a textbook? We asked a couple of the faculty from the Ness School what their recommendations are for education, self-help, inspiration, and more.

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The Ness School of Management & Economics offers five undergraduate majors and twelve minors. This week we are highlighting four minors that you might not have known about. Some of our professors provided information about the Commodity Risk Management, Agribusiness Marketing, Ranch Management, and Entrepreneurial Studies minors.

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The holidays are over, and classes and deadlines are looming in the distance. A new year often brings a sense of motivation for starting over, however that motivation can fade very quickly when spring starts to creep in. This blog will give you some tips and tricks on how to keep that motivation through the entire semester.

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Finals week looks different this year, and your studying probably looks a little different as well. That is why this week on our blog we have some Hacks for Online Finals.

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Finals are coming up faster than you might think. So to get you prepared and get you in the right mindset here are some study tips straight from the test-makers themselves, our faculty.

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If you are interested in a career working in the agriculture producing industry or as an agriculture production industry partner and are looking for a minor to add to your degree look no further than the Commodity Risk Management minor.

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Withdrawing, dropping a class, what does it all mean? This week’s blog is about what a W grade really is and how it affects you as a student.

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This semester looks very different from past semester, but we still have to find some way to study efficiently while keeping our distance from others. The university has set up social distanced study spaces and student zoom spaces on campus, but this week we will be highlighting good study spots off campus for students to get out of their bedrooms and study responsibly.

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