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Nothing catastrophic is bound to happen, so make sure not to let your nervousness hold you back from becoming immersed in the college culture and activities and meeting new people. Mom and Dad will always be just a phone call (or maybe even a short drive) away. You’re not going to encounter anything that you can’t handle or won’t be able to figure out. So some degree of nervousness is totally normal, but don’t be nervous in a terrified sort of way. And starting college is no minor change - this is a major life change.

Something as minor as changing our routines or diets can be incredibly stressful for us. It’s totally and completely normal to be nervous about a change.

You’re going to be overwhelmed and nervous.

It’s your path you get to choose what it looks like! But we put together a small list of things that we think any incoming college freshman will be smart to keep in mind as they dive into the exciting new world of being a college student. We could probably compile a list of over 1,000 tips that could help an incoming college freshman, but what fun is that? We don’t want to spoil what college is going to be like. But don’t worry - you aren’t expected to have it all figured out as soon as you step on campus (despite what anyone may have told you).

Advice to incoming freshmen in college how to#

There are going to be a TON of new things to get used to and figure out how to navigate when you’re first starting out on your college venture. And you probably are - for the most part.

You’ve bought all your textbooks and supplies, coordinated dorm room decor, ordered a mini fridge and new clothes, and you think you’re totally ready to go and rock it. The day is finally almost here: you’ll soon move to your new college home and officially become a college student.