Some might say getting there is the hardest part, but sometimes getting through a rough beginning of your freshman year is more difficult. This is adjusting to college life through stock photos that are weird af.
Shaking their limp, clammy hands can be tough. Actually, the worst.
The people in your hall are usually pretty nice, but there’s always that one pair of roomies attached at the hip, like the twins from The Shining.
Physics 100 was never going to be a cake walk, but you expected it to at least make a little sense.
They have character. That character just doesn’t lend itself to a good night’s sleep.
Your first few lectures are overwhelming, so you decide to just roll with it even though you’re drowning.
You have to stay awake and engaged even though after that all-nighter you feel like a reanimated corpse.
Sometimes, the best thing to do is chill out and watch Netflix— that is, until it’s four in the morning and you realize you’ve finished three shows and zero assignments.
So you try to acquire some time management skills.
Going to office hours doesn’t make things any clearer. Your professors might as well be speaking Greek.
Things can seem to get a little overwhelming the first few weeks of freshman year, so don’t forget to give yourself some room to breathe and have fun!
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