So you got in. Now what? Your first term will start in a few weeks. You are excited and nervous at the same time. Upper terms students will tell you there will alot of work and all-nighters. You are not sure how you will handle it. Let me tell you this. It will be hard. Period. But, here are a few tips to make the experiences a little less painful if you know what to expect. Time management is key to survival 1.Cut off social media. You don’t need it. It will eat up your sleep time. 2.Organize your schedule, use a digital calendar to plan your schedule to the minutes. Plan everything! From how long you take to eat, shower, brush you teeth, take a dump... you get the point. You need to be fast at the moment you get out of bed and out the door. 3.Plan your route to get school and find the quickest path without speeding. Plan out the time you are going to devote to the projects for each classes. Do not fall in love with one class and burn up all your daylight for one
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