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You are a college freshman, 18 years old (or even 17, like I was!). Away from home. No parents around. A roommate (or roommates, if you are in a triple) with unknown living habits. Questions running through your head: does he or she snore? Will we be the odd couple—one messy, one clean? Will this room still look and smell fresh by October? Is she a chipper morning person to my slow-rising, “I need coffee before I speak,” mood? How much laundry detergent do I put in the machine? I have to wake up on my own?!

I hope that this provides some insight into why I wear the "Dropout" label as a badge of honour as well as give you all some insight into why I am the way that I am.

Frosh week or O Week, whatever you may call it, is the university way of welcoming students to campus by showing them all that’s available to them in the most hyped up fashion possible. Now say what you will, but my experience was truly astounding. I met the most genuinely welcoming people I’ve ever encountered, and was able to step up and out of my comfort zone because as soon as I set foot on campus I knew I was home. I know starting a new chapter in life can seem daunting and literally paralyzing. If you read on though, I promise you’ll have an awesome first week at university, hopefully a better high school experience, or if neither of those apply to you perhaps you’ll get something out of this anyway.

A personal loan is touted as one of the best ways to get funds in times of need. And this is the truth because it stands as one of the loans that could be granted by the lenders with or without collateral from the borrowers. However, when this loan comes without collateral, lenders try to make up for the security they fail to get from the collateral by looking at the credit history of the borrower and setting the interest rate accordingly. This makes it one of the loans with the highest interest rates. Students are among those that will always need money for different reasons, and because most of them cannot lay their hands on any collateral to present for the loans, this becomes one of the best options to consider.

College has been the ideal pathway to a job for many years. However, as costs continue to increase, and the number of graduates finding work decreases, many students start wondering what the real value of a college education is.

So your place is confirmed, your accommodation is sorted, and you’re ready to start this new adventure at university. It’s a big turning point in anyone’s life, and there’s so much you have to get sorted in order to be ready and to hit the ground running on freshers’ week and to get you set up for the start of your course. There are quite a lot of things to consider, but as it’s likely you’ll be tight for space in your new student accommodation, you’ll have to be selective about what you take to university, and what you leave back home. So hopefully this will help, and serve as a sort of checklist for what you’ll need to start university the right way.

I know there are hundreds of lists like this and they all offer different tips. The most important thing to remember though is everyone is going to have a different college experience and not all these tips apply to everyone, but they are the things the author has found helpful and would like to share. So I decided to share my tips with all y'all and I hope you enjoy.

Life is not a published book. Plans are not imprinted on each page of every day of every year until its eventual end. Even if they were, the book might get damaged, ripped or its lettering might fade with time. Just as a book ages and changes with time, so does life. Decisions in the past do affect one's future. However, year by year, that decision affects a person's present less and less, replaced by newer life events.

The life of a freshman comes with a mixture of excitement and anxiety. However, each student must know that the situation is hard only for a while. Before succumbing to the ensuing confusion, some tricks will help you survive freshman years and beyond. They include hiring a professional thesis writer to assist with your assignments, and taking full advantage of the opportunities that college offers. Here are other tips that will transform your experience in college.

One of the signs of a thriving business is its ability to adapt. With technology deeply integrated into the core of business development nowadays, many brands strive to understand the ever-changing trends to keep their client base.

Whether you are fresh out of high school or returning to the classroom for the first time in years, preparing for college is a challenging experience, which is something most would agree with. With a plethora of financial, logistical and social factors to consider, the stress can be absolutely overwhelming. As such, simplifying as much of the process in preparation for enrollment is crucial.