Learn practical tips on how to survive freshman year and learn to manage your health, take care of your priorities, choose your subjects, and more!

2. Tips about…
•Taking care of your health
•Managing your schedule
and priorities
•Choosing subjects
•Dealing with school work

3. Taking care of your health
When you're living in
a dorm, learn how to
prepare healthy
home-cooked meals.
Do not rely on fast
food, pre-heated
meals, or food loaded
with unnatural sugar
and preservatives.

4. Taking care of your health
Beat the Freshmen 15 - become a
member of a nearby gym so you
can manage your
health, stress, and even your
sleeping habits. Here's a list of
awesome tips to maintain your
health and fitness in college.

5. Taking care of your health
Never deprive your body of
sleep! Always find time to get
some rest to prevent your
body from crashing down.
Here are awesome tips on
how to sleep better and
smarter at LifeHacker. It
might also help if you use
this bedtime calculator to
find out what time you
should sleep to wake up on
your preferred time.

6. Taking care of your health
Do not take
prescription
drugs to aid you
with your
studying, regardl
ess of what
people say.

7. Taking care of your health
Moderate intake of coffee is good.
According to the New York
Times, four 5-ounce cups of coffee
or one Starbucks venti-size coffee
helps stave off cancer, dementia, and
mild cognitive impairment (the
precursor to Alzheimer's). That, and
it helps you stay awake during
classes.

8. Taking care of your health
Since you will be spending time
together with your roommate, learn
how to co-exist with him or her, at
the very least. Even better, set ground
rules with your roommates so both
of you will know how act in the dorm
without stepping on each other's toes.

9. Taking care of your health
Familiarize yourself with the
campus by walking around during
your free time. This also lets you
get some much-needed exercise.

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