It's a big step for most. You know... you've been the big person in high school among 200-400 seniors in your graduating class. Now you need to be ready for individual classes that are bigger than your entire graduating class. This can sometimes make the toughest people get homesick...longing for the days when everyone knew their name. Instructors don't know who you are and don't really care about your grade, much less your name. So what can you do?
First, make friends. Not just the people you went to high school with that are going to the same college.
Get involved in activities such as, sports(intramurals), academic study groups, student government, volunteer, or join a frat/sorority.
Second, establish a support group. Get people to visit you during the weekends and maybe even during the week.
Third, focus on the schoolwork. This is the whole reason you're in school. Make the most of the opportunity you have.
Fourth, find a partime job in work environment that is enjoyable to you.
Fifth, work out. Build habits that will last a lifetime. Working out could be weight-lifting, biking, running, or any other activity that gets your heart rate up.
All of these tips could make your college experience more enjoyable...quicker!
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