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A young woman with long brown hair, wearing a black top and white pants, sits in a car and looks at the camera. The text overlay reads: '5 things I would tell my freshman self to survive college📚🎓💖'.
Four young women are sitting on the grass in a park, eating and socializing. The text overlay emphasizes that 'Your network is your net worth' and college is about making connections for future opportunities.
A cluttered desk shows a laptop, notebooks, pens, and a water bottle, indicating a study session. The text overlay advises to 'Start building your resume early' for internships.
A laptop screen displays a note-taking application called TLDL, with glasses and pens in the foreground. The text overlay suggests to 'Use the right tools (not ChatGPT)' for better understanding classes.
A person is writing in a notebook at a cafe table with a laptop, coffee, and pastries. The text overlay encourages to 'Say yes to opportunities that scare you' for personal growth.
A group of people stand in a circle, holding tennis rackets with their hands interlocked. The text overlay states 'Balance is everything,' highlighting the importance of grades, friendships, experiences, and mental health.
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5 things I would tell my freshman self to survive📚

2025/8/20 Edited to

... Read moreStarting college can be overwhelming, but focusing on key survival strategies can significantly enhance your experience and future opportunities. 1. Build Your Network Early: College is as much about the connections you make as the classes you take. Networking with professors, peers, and industry professionals can open doors long after graduation. Prioritize building meaningful relationships rather than just aiming for prestigious universities. 2. Start Building Your Resume from Day One: Competitive internships and job offers often go to students who prepare well in advance. Aim to gain relevant experience during your freshman year by seeking internships, volunteer work, or projects that align with your career goals. 3. Leverage Effective Study Tools: Utilize tools like TLDL to organize notes, create flashcards, and manage study materials efficiently. Adopting the right technology can save hours and deepen your understanding of course material. 4. Step Out of Your Comfort Zone: Say yes to opportunities that intimidate you. These moments often lead to significant personal growth and can enhance your confidence and skills, making you more adaptable and prepared for future challenges. 5. Maintain a Balanced Life: Academic success is important, but so are your friendships, extracurricular activities, and mental health. Learning time management and prioritizing self-care can help you achieve a holistic and rewarding college experience. Focusing on these tips can help you not just survive but thrive during your freshman year and lay a strong foundation for your college journey and beyond.