I don't know if you'll look at this, being that you posted your question a few days ago, but I just realized that the learning objectives for the classes are very helpful. I didn't know that before.. I used to get so overwhelmed with looking at the amount of pages I had to read for classes, but today, I realized that, if you review the learning objectives first, you can look through the book and find the answers to the questions for the objectives, and those parts will be the questions you'll get asked during the test. I know it probably seems like something everyone should know, but I never really paid attention to it (the learning objectives). If she does that before each assignment, it will take a lot of stress away from her when she is studying for her tests, quizzes, and anything else.

I think the big change for me was there wasn't anyone telling you what to do. What I mean is if you don't go to class it's not like high school and they call the parents and you get in trouble. So my suggestion is to talk about time management. The temptation to be lazy and wait until the last minute to do assignments is there. But this will really get you into trouble in the end.
I found it I treated college like a job and allowed 8 hours a day for class and homework I usually made it through all the assignments ok.
I wish luck and hope she has a positive college experience.