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College can be overwhelming. You are living away from home, often for the first time and often with someone you don’t know, in a lively community where you are constantly surrounded by people. There are demands to work hard, look hot, make friends, and, above all, to do well. Many students find the stresses of college to be more than they can handle. They end up quitting, and often they rue this choice for the rest of their years. If you find yourself feeling stressed out and overwhelmed, here are some suggestions to restore balance to your life:
You’ve done your campus visits, filled out your application forms and finally made your decision which university to attend . Don’t think your decisions are over just yet! One of the main influencers of how your college years will play out is where you decide to live. There are definite advantages to both on and off-campus living for you to consider. Below is a list of things to think about as you get started:
You’re worried about rooming with a stranger but before you get too nervous, stop and ask yourself: What kind of roommate will you be? Face the challenge of a roommate with a smile and an attitude of compromise and you’re bound to have a great time.
Starting college can be a very nerve wracking experience. Students face a new environment, new people, and increased academic challenges, in addition to losing the security of living at home. On top of that, there are just so many unknowns. That’s why it is not surprising that freshmen tend to make five big mistakes. The good news is that they are avoidable.
The secret to earning a college degree is not a secret at all…just get to your junior year. If you get that far, you’re almost guaranteed a degree.
Want a frightening statistic? Fewer than 60% of entering college students earn a degree within six years. Many drop out and never earn a degree. Here is how to be sure that doesn’t happen to you.
Want a frightening statistic? Fewer than 60% of entering college students earn a degree within six years. Many drop out and never earn a degree. Here is how to be sure that doesn’t happen to you.
To be prepared for college life, there are some things that you need to be sure to bring with you. In addition to your daily clothing and hygienic needs, there are critical items to remember. Here is a partial list of things students frequently forget to shop for before going off to college.
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13 Mar 2009If you are a college student, good grades should be your top priority. But, college is about much more than success in the classroom. Here are a few suggestions that can help all college students.