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50 Things I Learned in My First 50 Days at the RU Honors College
By Jacqueline Mehr
Class of 2022, School of Environmental and Biological Sciences, Member of the Honors College and Douglass Residential College
1. Don’t procrastinate packing your dorm stuff. Trust me, having to make frantic Target runs a few hours before you move in isn’t the best idea.
2. Bring food. The dorms have fridges, freezers, and microwaves, all waiting to be stocked with and used for midnight snacks.
3. Buy a mattress topper, even if you don’t think you’ll need one. It makes your bed so much more comfy.
4. BRING A GOOD LIGHT. The dorms only have one light over the doors, so it can get pretty dark at night.
5. You can draw on your dorm door with chalk, so if you’re artsy, definitely pack a box of chalk!
6. It’s okay to be a little nervous on move-in day! I live super close to Rutgers, I had been to the campus at least fifty times before, and I could go home whenever I wanted, yet I still had some butterflies in my stomach. College is a big change. It’ll be fun though, I promise!
7.All of the upperclassmen HC students are super friendly and here to help, don’t be afraid to talk to them or pester them with questions!
8. Get to know your RA and Mentor in Residence, chances are they’re both really cool people! They’ll also put on events throughout the year (probably involving free food!) so be on the lookout for those.
9. There’s a chance that you won’t be happy with the first semester schedule that Rutgers makes for you. Don’t stress, it’s super easy to change your classes during add-drop period the first week of the semester.
10. Make sure to take your tests seriously and study for them.
11. With that being said, try to form study groups. It makes everything a lot more fun!
12. Don’t be afraid to ask for help. You can go to your professor’s office hours, a tutoring center, or a TA, all for free!
13. Get to know your professors, especially in classes you enjoy. You never know what kinds of connections they have, or what kind of amazing things they know.
14. Try to go to and pay attention in lectures. Because you spend a lot less time in the classroom in college as compared to high school, the time you do spend in lectures is chock full of information that’ll probably be on a test at some point.
15. Try to take a Byrne Seminar in something random. The classes are pass/fail, super chill, and a nice break from huge lecture hall intro courses.
16. Either wait to buy textbooks for a class until a week in, in case the professor says the textbook is not important, or ask people who previously took the class if the textbook is really necessary.
17. Don’t be afraid to take a class outside of your intended major. College is probably one of the last times in your life that you can study completely random and irrelevant topics, so take advantage of that!
18. It’s good to plan ahead on what classes you want to take and what activities you want to do, but make sure you are also flexible and open to things that you hadn’t initially planned to take part in.
19. Don’t do things for med school/law school/dental school/vet school/graduate school/future employers/anyone except yourself. You’re only in college once, make sure to find things that you seriously love and pursue them.
20. If you have AP or IB credit for any classes, use it. Especially for classes that check off core curriculum requirements.
21. Do not stress about finding research. There are so many different opportunities (Aresty, HC research mixers, project super, etc,), that as long as you take the initiative to look for a lab, you’ll be doing research!
22. Rutgers and the Honors College offer a ton of internship and service opportunities during winter and spring break. Take advantage of those, especially if you don’t have any break plans yet.
23. Go to the involvement fair. It’s going to be crowded, it’s going to be hot, and chances are you’re going to be tired. But the involvement fair is your one chance to see all of the clubs and groups at Rutgers. And you can get a ton of free stuff!
24. Sign up for any club that seems even remotely interesting— it’s the best way to meet new people doing something that interests you.
25. Go to at least one football game. The energy in the student section is incredible, and if Rutgers scores, then they’ll bring out a knight on a live horse!
26. Go to club meetings. You’ll make friends, you’ll be forced to take a break from school work, and you’ll have fun.
27. Go to free events (especially if food is promised!). Rutgers brings in impactful speakers who have graced the TED stage, hosts puppies for puppy yoga, offers free fitness classes every week, and a whole lot more!
28. Go to events hosted by the faculty fellows in residence. Dr. Mazzeo, Dr. Chayko, and Dean Matsuda are all awesome people, and there’s usually free food involved!
29. Give yourself plenty of time to get to classes in the first weeks of the semester, the busses will be packed.
30. Don’t stress about the bus system, it’s not as complicated as it seems. Plus, the bus will say which campuses it is going to (i.e. the A bus will say “Busch/College Ave”)
31. Weekend busses are less frequent than normal busses, so be sure to check the Rutgers app for the schedule on weekends.
32. During the warmer months, always check the seats on the bus before sitting. Sometimes the condensation on the air conditioners drips.
33. If you’re ever on Cook, check out Harvest Cafe. They have a smoothie bar, farm-to-table style food, and they take meal swipes!
34. The cook-to-order food at Brower is really good! It might take a few minutes longer, but if you have the time, it is definitely worth the wait.
35. A lot of restaurants in New Brunswick have student discounts, so always bring your RUID and ask if the restaurant is running any deals.
36. Try the smoothies at Neilson. My personal favorite is the blueberry one, but they’re all super delicious.
37. If you like coffee, check out the Starbucks Truck. They take meal swipes!
38. Find a place where you can study well. For me, that’s the Institute for Food, Nutrition, and Health on Cook because of all of the natural lighting!
39. You’ll probably get a free water bottle at some point while you are at Rutgers. Use it. Most buildings here have water bottle filling stations at the water fountains.
40. Don’t worry about comparing yourself to everyone else. The Honors College is unique in that people are very collaborative, so there is no need to stress about cutthroat pre-meds or overzealous business majors aiming for Wall Street.
41. Try to get out of your dorm as much as possible, or at least leave your door open so that you can meet new people!
42. Some people enter the Honors College with a set group of friends from high school, some people enter the Honors College as the only person at Rutgers from their high school, and some people fit somewhere between the two groups. Wherever you fall on that spectrum, don’t stress too much about making friends. There are so many events and opportunities to socialize, and Rutgers has such a diverse student body, that it’s almost impossible to not have friends!
43. If you have an idea about something you want to create or pursue at the Honors College, tell someone! The HC is still relatively young and open to new ideas, and the deans are super friendly and they would love to hear your ideas.
44. The HC academic advisers are all awesome and super helpful, so don’t be afraid to ask them questions that may seem silly (they respond to emails pretty quickly!).
45. The service requirement is super easy to complete, and it’s actually a lot of fun. For example, I’m tutoring at a local elementary school once a week!
46. If you’re a woman and you are interested in STEAM (STEM plus art), there’s an all-expenses-paid week-long trip to New York City that you can take part in as a Douglass Honors College woman over your freshman year winter break where you learn all about art studios using science, and scientists using art!
47. Check the Honors College calendar of events on the website or in the email newsletter. There’s always neat things to do and cool opportunities out there!
48. The Honors College has a beautiful view of the Raritan, whether you’re on the patio, or in one of the east lounges. Take advantage of that!
49. You’re going to get a great education and have access to incredible experiences. Take advantage of these opportunities, work hard, and enjoy your college years!
50. The Rutgers Honors College is an amazing home, and I hands down made the right choice coming to Rutgers.
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