Live it up the next few years. Go to EVERYTHING - classes and events both. YEAH. Join clubs. Sign up for trips. Go on exchange. MAKE FRIENDS. Bake and cook for your friends. University is the time and place!
College will quite possibly SUCK at first, but never be too discouraged! Once you find a good group of friends, it will be amazing. It's just the finding friends bit that makes it so hard in the beginning. I can't tell you how many good friends have told me how miserable they were for the first couple months of college, before they got into the swing of things. But hey! I love college! Tanya gives good advice: live it up. The way I see it, you have tons of opportunities in college that you won't get later in life, so it's the perfect justification to go all out while you still can. Travel, have fun, grow, and learn. Get a job, save up, and do something you've always wanted to do. You're most likely going to be broke, overworked, and exhausted for the overwhelming majority of your stay, but it's a blast. Just keep up with your classes above all, and fit everything else around it.
Yeah. Just to be clear, your classes do come first. Don't waste your money and flunk out. It's a good time to learn some discipline that you'll need to have the rest of your life anyway. Get started on at least a little homework on Fridays, and do more of it early on Saturday and/or Sunday just to get it out of the way. It works better if you can get your roommate on a similar plan. That way you focus more, you get your work done, and you can enjoy your weekend evenings as well.
Or, you know, you could just pull several all-nighters every week of the semester and get it all done like I do. As long as you turn it in and you make good grades! Who needs sleep anyway?*
*Disclaimer: Everyone needs sleep. Trying this method of study will leave you exhausted and will probably shorten your life a couple of years per semester.
It will come out eventually on its own, but if you want it out before, you can take some scissors and cut the very top of the wrap. It should slide off then with a bit of working. (Bonus points if you don't cut your hair off)
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Live it up the next few years. Go to EVERYTHING - classes and events both. YEAH. Join clubs. Sign up for trips. Go on exchange. MAKE FRIENDS. Bake and cook for your friends. University is the time and place!
College will quite possibly SUCK at first, but never be too discouraged! Once you find a good group of friends, it will be amazing. It's just the finding friends bit that makes it so hard in the beginning. I can't tell you how many good friends have told me how miserable they were for the first couple months of college, before they got into the swing of things. But hey! I love college! Tanya gives good advice: live it up. The way I see it, you have tons of opportunities in college that you won't get later in life, so it's the perfect justification to go all out while you still can. Travel, have fun, grow, and learn. Get a job, save up, and do something you've always wanted to do. You're most likely going to be broke, overworked, and exhausted for the overwhelming majority of your stay, but it's a blast. Just keep up with your classes above all, and fit everything else around it.
*Disclaimer: Everyone needs sleep. Trying this method of study will leave you exhausted and will probably shorten your life a couple of years per semester.
It will come out eventually on its own, but if you want it out before, you can take some scissors and cut the very top of the wrap. It should slide off then with a bit of working. (Bonus points if you don't cut your hair off)
Like this, but NoLonger's is a lot simpler.