
By the end of high school most seniors have a vague idea of what to expect when they move away to college. You see movies that depict college, but nothing you see can truly prepare you for the life you are about to enter. Below are 37 college tips every freshmen should know!
Call you parents, cry if you need. It will get easier.
I know you will want to be extremely prepared, but wait. Half the time the professors will tell you cheaper ways to get the required books, or tell you that you wont be needing the book at all.
Dorms obviously are not the comfiest things to live in. However, by making it homey you will feel so much more comfortable.
You are bound to meet people who are just as uncomfortable as you.. Who knows, they could be your next best friend.
Then if you decide in a few weeks you don’t have any interest, stop going.
Memories last a life time.
They quickly become your family.
Some people grow apart and some grow together.
Take the chance and meet him out over the weekend. However, don’t get caught up in the relationship. If the time comes and he stops texting you back, move on! There are literally, “so many fish in the sea.”
Write every single thing you have to do down and cross them off as you complete them.
Its your home for the next 4 years so go find the hidden gems!
They all don’t hate us college kids as much as we assume.
I just finished my second year of college and am already on my third internship.
Even that 8am that doesn’t take attendance.
Your grandma and potential employers don’t need to see your pictures from your wild weekend.
Even if that simply means walking to class instead of taking the bus.
The change in scenery will help immensely when you are pulling your third all nighter of finals week and are about to lose your mind.
Drink coffee and plan ahead. You will get through it.
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