What does FTFT mean in UNCLASSIFIED

FTFT stands for First Time Full Time, an acronym used to refer to students who are taking a full-time course load for the first time.

Yes, FTFT students face unique challenges compared to other college or university students. Being a FTFT student often comes with increased pressures from transitioning from part-time to full-time study and these can be difficult to manage without extra support from faculty and staff.

Yes, many universities and colleges offer specific programs and services for FTFT students such as peer mentors, academic advisement sessions, tutoring services, online learning resources and even special workshops designed just for this group of learners.

Aspects that are important when transitioning into full time studies include creating realistic goals, staying organized on assessments deadlines, reaching out to peers, professors and advisors when needed, having good time management skills, budgeting your time effectively while also making sure you have rest periods built in throughout the semester so you don't become too overwhelmed.

Make sure you plan ahead by preparing yourself before each semester begins with research into courses or programs that best suit your needs and interests; review course syllabi thoroughly; set aside adequate study space; keep your motivation levels up by studying with friends regularly; establish good communication channels with your lecturers or professors; get involved in extracurricular activities that interest you; reach out for help when needed from faculty advisors or mental health counselors at your college/university; look into scholarship opportunities specifically aimed at first time full time learners.