Freshman year is both exciting and nerve wracking, why wouldn’t it be? Fortunately, so many people have experienced the same worries you have and learned a ton of tips to help you survive! Keep reading to see what I wish I knew before my freshman year at SJU!
Physical Education is not a class. Students are in charge of staying in shape at the gym, on their own time.
It’s not necessarily the classes, it’s the professors. If I would’ve known this before freshman year I would’ve known who to avoid!
There’s designated places for you to study on campus. In high school, I studied comfortably at home. Freshman year, I searched for quiet places to study besides the library. There’s actually a procedure for studying, successfully.
Set time aside every day to study, when you have no other obligations.
Don’t study for 8 hours straight, that’s not a good way to start your freshman year at SJU.
You’ll be amazed how much more focused you’ll be.
Whether its in your dorm, in the library, or somewhere else on campus, find a place you really enjoy studying.
Make sure everything is in order and you have everything you need for class the next day, especially notes you may have taken while studying that will be extra helpful.
The only thing that matters when declaring your major is to ‘Be Passionate’. Follow your heart and be happy about the choice you made for YOURSELF. Your college career is about investing in you and your future.
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