The list of reasons to form healthy habits on campus is endless. Doing well in classes, enjoying relationships, engaging in extracurriculars and so much more all stem from maintaining your physical and mental health. This can look different to everyone, but the following are some of my favorite tips.
Seeing one of my favorite places in the world be filled to the brim with thousands of students and alumni for a legendary artist was an unforgettable experience. Therefore, my advice to you would be to make sure to take advantage of the different concerts that occur on your campus and acquire some incredible memories in return!
Like most things in college, figuring out the study scene just takes a little time and a little bit of uncertainty. You’re only a freshman once, so definitely use this to your advantage and embrace the art of not fully knowing what’s going on.
The bottom line is, no matter what road you take, our dear friend caffeine is here to help at whatever capacity needed. Whether it’s to get you to be a normal functioning human or just as a nice treat to enjoy a day well spent, it’s comforting to know that coffee is always there in your corner!
Truthfully, the nature of your first year of college is so fast-paced that each of your many experiences can and will teach you something important.
Breaks in college are both a blessing in a curse for a lot of people … Here are some Sparknotes of what to take really advantage of when you’re home.
We’re young and don’t even know what we’re doing tomorrow, let alone the rest of our lives … No matter what you begin majoring in, there’s no need to panic.
Working out has its obvious benefits: looking good, feeling good, doing good for your overall physical health. On a college campus however, utilizing the gym has more perks than one might realize. In my time in college thus far, I can attest to the fact that a little physical activity during the day leads to much greater productivity. The burden of attempting to balance schoolwork, involvement, and a social life can take a toll on your mental health and cause stress and lack of focus
I’m sure at this point in high school, the only thoughts consuming your mind are graduation, prom, college acceptances, and the fact that your level of Senioritis has hit a new high. Although a new and exciting chapter is on the horizon, mixed in there must definitely be some hints of nostalgia from the past four years. After spending a vacation with my dad and his best friend from high school reliving their glory days, I know that the memories made in those four years will last a lifetime.
Exam weeks are unlike any other time in a college semester. The stress can be felt in the air, caffeine sales go through the roof, and finding a seat in the library becomes a rendition of the Hunger Games. Amidst all the mayhem, it becomes ever so crucial to stay on top of your exams and make a full proof study plan to ensure you kill each final and go home happy on your winter break.