Through personal development, strengthen their academic success strategies, and do so simply by observing how they are learning. To simply observe your learning, you need to do three things. You need to plan, monitor and evaluate your learning. When you plan your learning, decide when and what you will learn. Then monitor your learning by seeing if you are on the right track. Finally, when you're done, evaluate how you learned and how you can learn differently next time. Being in class is important even for a world-class engineering student, but you need to know what to do before and after class to be successful. Before class, a world-class engineering student reviews what they know and what was taught in the last class. During the lesson he concentrates and takes notes, and after the lesson he reviews what he has just learned. A world-class engineer doesn't have bad habits, and if he does, he fixes them. Good habits he has include good listening skills, taking notes, accommodating difficult tasks, asking questions and fighting distractions. Even though he spends a lot of time in school, he still manages his time wisely and knows when to take a break. He still makes time for family and friends, but his goals are still on his mind. A world-class engineering student is realistic and understands the consequences of his choice to study engineering even when his friends want to hang out, and