2 . You are a freshman in college. You want to have fun, but you want people to take you seriously. You need to earn good grades, especially if you are on scholarship. You need to make sure you are preparing for the world after college, too. It sounds I like a lot of responsibility and work. 1
Meet new people 2 These are great places to meet people who have not yet found their “set”. You’ll feel at ease and meet a bunch of people in the same boat as you are.
VolunteerVolunteering is sometimes required as part of your curriculum in college, and you’ll meet plenty of new people in this way. 3 It can teach you valuable skills you can use for your job hunt after you graduate.
Find a passion 4 Do you secretly want to learn flamenco dancing? Take a class. Maybe you have always thought it would be cool to be a writer. Join a literary magazine or school newspaper College is a wonderful place to try new stuff, even if you are not great at it.
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Part of becoming a successful college student is accepting that things won’t always work out the way you want them to. You’ll make some mistakes, even some big ones. Don’t see these as evidence that you are “a failure”. View them as opportunities for growth.
A.Accept that failure is okay. |
B.Attend clubs and socials, especially the ones for freshmen. |
C.Have you always wanted to act? |
D.You may not have any idea what you want to do for a career, and as a freshman, that’s okay. |
E.Fortunately, with a little planning and know-how, you can make your college career a success. |
F.Sure, a poetry class may not seem like it will help you with your major, but it encourage s creativity and expression. |
G.Also, volunteering looks great on a resume. |