Abstract
Many students enter schools and colleges with remarkably poor study habits and skills, which may not be their fault. Experience has even shown that educational system of this country does not make provision generally in the way of formal instruction on good study habits and skills. Be that as it may, the current paper would remedy to some extent the oversight by offering the insights into some psychological principles and techniques that can facilitate academic achievement of Nigerian students. Nigerian Journal of Clinical and Counselling Psychology Vol.8(1) 2002: 1-14
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