Kimberly attended all of her mentoring appointments. She was very motivated and easily set short- and long-term goals for herself. At the start of the program, she expressed the idea that her negative study habits could “never” be changed. During the course of the program she developed more effective study strategies, learned to stick to a study schedule, and learned better note-taking procedures and test-taking strategies. In addition, she developed better time awareness with respect to both academics and social life and improved in her use of to-do lists and in setting reminder alarms. In addition, she developed better awareness of how her thought patterns affected her social relationships. Kimberly utilized academic accommodations through the ODS and participated in campus tutoring as well. Academically, her grades improved; her GPA during her semester of treatment was nearly a full grade point higher than her GPA from the previous semester.