30 College Survival Tips
30 College Survival Tips To Make Your College Days Fun And Successful.
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Are you ready for the great college move-in? Soon kids across the country will be packing up their cherished possessions and moving into college to start (or continue) their next chapter of life. Sigh….As a parent, I feel like a seasoned pro since Gabrielle will be heading back to Boston once again to start her final year of college.
The college experience from the search to the final choice to the actual move in is quite a process. It’s a rollercoaster ride of emotions for the entire family. It’s a new experience for everyone and most likely your child’s first time away from home. And, your first time without them at home. For us, we wanted Gabrielle to have consistency and all the essentials to make her home away from home awesome. Amongst that list of personal essentials that she stocks up on for college is LISTERINE® TOTAL CARE.
As parents, we all want our children to succeed in whatever they do. If your child chooses the college route, it is a big step. It’s probably their first real shot at independence. If done correctly, college can be one of the most fun and memorable times in their life. So while you are shopping and packing for campus life, here are 30 Survival Tips to help them achieve success in their college years.
30 College Survival Tips
- Go to class.
- Get involved in campus activities.
- Set a budget.
- Pack the essentials but remember less is more.
- Back up your computer files.
- Bring an under bed safe to lock up belongings.
- Learn how to do laundry.
- Set goals for yourself.
- Don’t procrastinate.
- Do your homework.
- Take notes in class.
- Make To-do lists and learn to prioritize tasks.
- Protect yourself.
- Make new friends.
- Get to know your professors.
- Know where to find help and advice on campus.
- Manage your time wisely.
- Try new things and step out of your comfort zone.
- Eat healthy.
- Avoid potential issues with your roommate by communicating and compromising.
- Register early for classes to get the best choices.
- Go to a career fair.
- Learn to use public transportation.
- Get an on-campus job (or part-time job off campus).
- Form a study group.
- Exercise – use the campus rec center.
- Don’t forget to wear your shower shoes.
- Make the most of your free time.
- Explore the campus surroundings.
- Call home
I definitely think it took me all four years to master the college move in! These are great survival tips! #client