things i learned about college while i was in college
advisors are generally fucking useless; you need to figure out your own degree plan, you only go see an advisor when you know exactly which class you need and can't sign up for
professors will always show some amount of flexibility when it comes to late assignments if you talk to them. the good ones just want to see you learn. fight the ones that don't.
teaching assistants are there to help you understand the material when the professor isn't helpful. they're grad students, they know the struggle
study groups are easier to find as you go further and start seeing the same people in your classes. you can start one by turning around in your chair and asking if anyone there actually understands what's going on
there's a lot of bullshit to wade through, since even colleges have dumb core classes that have nothing to do with what you want to do. it's a whole racket. still gotta do them tho
attendance is optional but genuinely helps in classes that are too difficult. That Said college is all about prioritizing your time, and sometimes english 1 needs to be skipped so you can study for that biochem exam
D's get Degrees and sometimes that's the only thought that gets you through an awful class... turning in a half-assed assignment is always better than getting a zero
sometimes you gotta retake a class! sometimes it's better for your GPA to drop it, take a W, and try again. happens to everyone. just don't make a habit of it.
this all is coming from someone who got mostly A's and B's in a biochemistry degree. i wasn't much of a socialite (and i'm still not) so i don't have any advice on the friends/relationship side but the rest is p universal
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