High School to College Transition: What You Should Know

High School to College Transition: What You Should Know
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Transitioning from high school to college is a big deal.  You’re moving away from home, forced to make new friends, and have to decide what you want to do for the rest of your life.  That’s a lot to think about!  Luckily, there are multiple ways to make this transition easier.

If you are doing a random roommate, take the time to get to know them before you get to school!  If you live far away, text, add each other on social media sites, or talk on the phone!  If you live close, meet up for lunch or shopping.  It’s a great way to break the ice!

It’s important to remember that you’re not alone when you step on campus.  Every single freshman is in your same position, therefore it’s important to be outgoing!  It’s the number one rule to making friends in college.  Don’t be shy to introduce yourself to anyone and everyone you meet.  You might just meet your new best friend!  Also, make a point to get to know your professors.  Having a professor know you personally is a great way to score brownie points and get extra help in class.  They may also be very helpful in the future when it comes to picking classes or getting a job.  It’s also important to make your dorm room as comfortable as possible!  Even though it won’t be like your room at home, try to make it as close as possible!

Do not worry if you have no idea what you want to major in.  Take time your freshman year to decide what you want to do by completing your general education courses first.  This way, you will have another year to decide!

Most importantly, stay true to yourself!  Someone on campus will love you for you, so do not change to be part of a certain crowd.  Soon enough, you will find a close group of friends!  Everything good takes time, right?!  Live it up; college is the best time of your life!

XOXO,

-Chelsea, as told by a college friend

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Quick Transitions from Daytime to Nighttime

Quick Transitions from Daytime to Nighttime
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 Imagine you’ve had a long day at work or school.  You don’t get done till around 6 o’clock and have to go to a fancy dinner in 30 minutes.  You have no time to change or get ready!  So how can you make a quick an easy change from your daytime outfit to your nighttime outfit?  Lucky for you, it IS possible!  Here are a few helpful hints to go from your everyday outfit to looking fabulous in minutes!

• Keep a pair of loafers, a blazer, and a bag of silver and gold jewelry in your car.  Call this your emergency package!  If you don’t have time to run home, ditch your work shoes and cardigan and throw on the classier apparel you’ve packed.


• So what if you’re coming back from practice and very sweaty?  Try a sock bun!  It’s a very sleek look that looks professional and can be done in seconds.  Just use some hair spray and no one will ever know you were sweaty 30 minutes before!


• Try keeping oil sheets in your purse for quick touch ups.  Oil and sweat can accumulate on your face during the day making you look shiny.  It’s an easy way to look like you put on fresh makeup without actually doing it.


• Lay out your outfit ahead of time!  This way, when you get home, you’ll be able to change into your outfit in a snap!  You won’t have to think about what you’re going to wear.

Don’t stress if you have a busy day and no time to change!  Use these simple steps to get ready in no time!

Love,

Chelsea

 

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High School to College Transition: What You Should Know

High School to College Transition: What You Should Know
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Transitioning from high school to college is a big deal.  You’re moving away from home, forced to make new friends, and have to decide what you want to do for the rest of your life.  That’s a lot to think about!  Luckily, there are multiple ways to make this transition easier.

If you are doing a random roommate, take the time to get to know them before you get to school!  If you live far away, text, add each other on social media sites, or talk on the phone!  If you live close, meet up for lunch or shopping.  It’s a great way to break the ice!

It’s important to remember that you’re not alone when you step on campus.  Every single freshman is in your same position, therefore it’s important to be outgoing!  It’s the number one rule to making friends in college.  Don’t be shy to introduce yourself to anyone and everyone you meet.  You might just meet your new best friend!  Also, make a point to get to know your professors.  Having a professor know you personally is a great way to score brownie points and get extra help in class.  They may also be very helpful in the future when it comes to picking classes or getting a job.  It’s also important to make your dorm room as comfortable as possible!  Even though it won’t be like your room at home, try to make it as close as possible!

Do not worry if you have no idea what you want to major in.  Take time your freshman year to decide what you want to do by completing your general education courses first.  This way, you will have another year to decide!

Most importantly, stay true to yourself!  Someone on campus will love you for you, so do not change to be part of a certain crowd.  Soon enough, you will find a close group of friends!  Everything good takes time, right?!  Live it up; college is the best time of your life!

XOXO,

-Chelsea, as told by a college friend

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By: Chelsea

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