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Tips: Being a Freshmen

When I started college, I was just like the other normal student. I'm so afraid of being alone because my high school friends enrolled at the other university. But that's not the problem of being a freshman, that's the start when you find another circle of friends and they called that college friend lasts. I learned a lot during my freshman year, it's so different from being a high school student. There are more difficult things you need to adopt to pass the freshmen year. I learned to think before you do and a productive person. Here's a collection of college tips that helped me out a lot. **Always go to class** -You never know when the processor will give quizzes or exams and extra credit on attendance. **Always back up your files** -This is for your safety, this is the best option for students. **Have a connection on Professionals** -You know what I mean here. Must have or if you don't have any with your friends, study hard to know your identity and that's what I did I'm always focusing on my studies. Some professors asking who am I. (If you have computers or laptop) **Make sure your computer is protected** -This was my problem when I'm done with my research, a huge problem. Always take a look at your computer or laptop if it's having a virus or malware. (When having an exam) **Don't drink too much caffeine** -Instead drink more water to be hydrated and eat healthy foods. If your school has an offer with a position that helps with summer orientation for coming students **apply for it.** It will build your communication skills and confidence. When you study, don't do it in your room instead do it with fun like having an **active study** such as writing your own quizzes it will help you a lot. It's a lot less boring and more effective than reading your professor's slide. **Write down or take note of the important details of your professor's speech.** Focus on learning rather than just listening and looking. *These are my tips for being a freshman. Always have confidence before entering freshmen. I'm now a second-year college.*

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