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“The best kind of people are the ones who come into your life, and make you see the sun where you once saw clouds. The people who believe in you so much, you start to believe in you too. The people who love you, simply for being you.”
— Unknown
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Fun fact: if you know your feline body language, you’ll notice that the lynx is deferring to the housecat. As far as these two are concerned, the housecat is the higher-ranking cat.
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It’s because the cat is that lynx’s mom
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Things I wish I knew before freshman year of college
After being in college for a year, I’ve learned that some things that people told me were true and others were false. Now this is purely in my own experience so maybe I will prove to be wrong when you attend. Also, I am a commuter student so I don’t have any advice on dorms/apartments and how to deal with them.
So seeing as half of my classes are in person this semester, I thought other people may be in the same situation as I am.
emails will either be “Good Afternoon Professor Smith,” or “hey john” — whatever it is keep it short and to the point
the only profs that I actually call “Professor” are from gen eds/100 level courses. everyone else I address by their first name and none of them have a problem with it.
first day of class nerves are real here’s how to lessen it- scout out classes before hand, eat as you normally would on that day to avoid feeling sick, if it’s that bad just leave five minutes into class (chances are it’s not) you’re a college student you can leave, it’s not as bad as what you may think
KEEP THE SYLLABUS it is your guide
8am classes will become hell as progress through the semester bc you won’t want to get up
your MWF classes may know about your TTH classes. Just so you know
don’t sit near the windows and look up to find the AC unit and don’t sit under it. You will be cold.
ice breakers are horrible and no one likes them, find a fact about yourself that you can expand on and use it for every class.
some classes will put you through your paces, go to office hours if needed
some profs are just unhelpful. Find another prof that would be willing to help
student tutors are not helpful at all
start studying for an exam at least a week early and get into that habit
raising your hand in class to ask a question is powerful because that means you’ve gotten far enough to actually understand what is going on
some profs won’t let you use a graphing calculator on an exam, bring a less complicated one with you as well.
some profs won’t let you use a calculator at all. sharpen up those basic math skills
if you have a genuinely bad prof, report them to the head prof of that department. If there is enough students who say the same thing they can take care of things :) (exception- tenured profs)
take public speaking your first semester and take it seriously. It really does help.
time between classes can be used for watching YouTube, studying, or taking a nap. Use it wisely.
always bring a water bottle and a granola bar with you anywhere you go
first semester may be exactly like high school but second semester won’t be as you will get harder classes
all nighters are not necessary if you study a little everyday
no one cares what you wear. HOWEVER if you want to be easily identified as a freshman on the first day, dress up really nicely. I just wore a school shirt and jeans, but I saw hoards of freshman girls with dresses and heels walking to class
speaking of clothes, I wouldn’t recommend wearing short sleeve shirts and shorts until you know the climate of the rooms you’ll be in. But that’s your preference
hand sanitizer. even after covid please continue to use it. There are sick people all the time on campus without covid
I believe an electronic writing device to be better than any paper or pens. You’ll have everything with you at all times without worrying about losing things
PDF scanner app
FIND A RELIABLE BACKPACK not a trendy one, a nice reliable comfy backpack with plenty of room
you don’t have to meet your best friends within the first day, week, month, or semester into college. They’ll come, it will be okay
you may make a friend that you later find out that they are horrible. End it quickly, ghost if you have to
if you feel lonely bc you have no friends bc you went to college on your own, please talk to someone about it. it does help even if it is a prof who asked you how your day is in private (not in front of the whole class)
everyone will think you know what you’re doing if you look confident. Doesn’t matter if you’re walking to class, doing work, or even asking questions. They’ll assume you’re higher in your education than you really are. I’ve had profs come up to me asking if I was a sophomore or a junior (I was a freshman in my first semester)
everyone and their mother will talk to you during the first week
no one will tell you about specific things (such as expenses, scheduling, etc.) seek it out if you find something you don’t understand
profs will tell you about due dates and exam dates, it may be brief but they’ll tell you
noise cancelling headphones are a must
group work is hell even if you know the members. my engineering prof says to make a contract that every one signs stating what they will do. present it to the prof if someone fails to do something.
stay away from populated areas that most people will go to such as libraries/tables/cafe. (covid related)
meal plans can be useless but sometimes you’re required to have one
Online classes:
a desk is best but sitting on the floor is a nice change of scenery
it is true that you should have a separate area for studying/classes but not everyone can do that. Try to angle where you sit either out of a window or face a wall opposite to where you sleep.
getting another monitor for my desk has been really helpful
tip from my computer science prof- look away from your screen periodically, humans are adapted to see far distances better and it relaxes the muscles. hang something up across your room to read every now and then to reduce eye strain.
blue light blocking glasses can help reduce headaches
you can do classes in bed if you want, I have and it hasn’t caused any problems
PDF scanner app
a planner is a must in this case to track when assignments are due
emails, emails, emails. All day.
my school has told me they can’t require us to turn on our cameras, so I don’t. even during exams. (It’s an invasion of privacy)
if you have to turn on your camera, don’t have a distracting background
turn in assignments one day early just incase something should happen where you have to email a prof saying that you’re unable to turn it in.
I’ll probably add to this as I think of things but for now… here is all I know
Last one for tonight 😂🤣
#triggered Submitted by @ryleb89
"Don't practice what you don't want to become."
“If you wanna do something that’s difficult, and that requires energy, a lot of different subsystems in your mind are gonna throw up objections, it’s like ‘well maybe that isn’t what you should be doing right now, maybe you should be doing the dishes or vacuuming or watching tv or looking at youtube or..’ - if you’re really sneaky, when you’re trying to do something hard what your brain does is give you something else hard to do that’s not quite as hard, so that you can feel justified in not doing the thing you’re supposed to cause you’re doing something else useful. And if you give in to that temptation, which you often will, then it wins and because it wins it gets a little dopamine kick and it grows stronger. Anything you let win the internal argument, grows. And anything you let be defeated, shrinks. Cause it’s punished, it doesn’t get to have its way. So that’s another thing really to remember - don’t practice what you do not want to become. Because those are neurological circuits, you build those things in there man, they’re not going anywhere. You could build another little machine to inhibit them, that’s the best you can do. Once they’re in there, you can’t get’ ‘em out. And then the ones you built to inhibit can be taken out by stress and the old habits’ll come back up so, you gotta be careful what you say and what you do, because you build yourself that way.” — Jordan Peterson
It would be great if someone could invent a pill that would greatly slow down your perception of time passing so you could take one when you’re on vacation or doing something you really enjoy
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