advice for freshmen

You never know who you might be right next to on campus, so this is a good way to spice up your daily routine.

So now, as a sophomore, these are the reminders I am keeping in mind for the upcoming school year.

Overall, I had a very different experience moving in this year compared to last year, both logistically and emotionally.

Although on the outside this phenomenon may appear sad or even regretful, I don’t think it’s anything to be ashamed of. Sure, “friends come and go,” but I’ve learned that they come and go for a reason.

However, for two years in a row, I’ve given myself only a single day to pack everything up. If you’re stressing as much as I am about how to get all the packing done in time, I have compiled a list of advice to help make both of our move-ins as smooth as possible.

Having just finished my freshman year, I was looking back on some of the feedback that I’ve gotten from GSIs when I realized how the grading scale significantly differs from high school compared to college.

When the housing application season comes around, many incoming freshmen are confused and unsure of how to rank the dorms they want to live in most. Never fear, because I have compiled a guide to help make that decision just a little bit less stressful.

If you follow this guide, I can guarantee your dorm experience will be much calmer, cleaner, and overall smoother. We at the Clog hope this comprehensive guide helps make your freshman year experience much more comfortable and convenient!