day in my life *as a journalism major* ✍🏾📓
spend the day with me as a journalism major! 💗
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Starting the day with simple habits like making your bed can truly set a positive tone, helping your room look organized and giving a sense of accomplishment. Many students find that this small act boosts productivity and mood throughout the day. Morning showers, especially when timed early, help wake you up and prepare you mentally for busy days packed with classes and assignments. Choosing favorite body washes or skincare products enhances self-care routines that make you feel fresh and ready. Skincare plays a big role for those of us who don’t wear much makeup, aiming for hydrated and dewy skin to stay confident during long school hours. Using reliable cleansers and moisturizers like CeraVe can protect your skin health while adjusting to the campus environment. When it comes to clothing, comfort is key, especially for long days filled with walking between classes. Athleisure wear is a popular pick among college students, combining ease with style. A favorite perfume or scent can also lift spirits and add a personal touch. Coffee breaks, such as grabbing an iced caramel mocha from a local coffee shop, offer students a moment to relax and recharge before tackling demanding classes. Journalism majors often enjoy hands-on courses like Introduction to Media Productions, which provide practical skills in camera work and editing—valuable tools for the future newsroom or digital media careers. Meanwhile, theoretical classes such as Media Law challenge students with heavy reading and writing; it’s important to develop effective study habits and time management skills to stay on top. Healthy and light snacks, like strawberry and granola parfaits, can be a nutritious energy booster between meals and study sessions. Finally, dedicated time in your dorm or study space to complete assignments and keep up with class readings is critical. Building a routine that balances academic workload with personal wellness ensures a fulfilling college experience as a journalism student.










I’ve always loved writing and thought about journalism.. people say it’s a waste of a degree though, would you agree? what do you like about it?