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This document provides tips for college students to prepare for their first semester and reduce stress. It recommends getting 7-9 hours of sleep each night, eating breakfast, and stimulating your brain through activities like reading or writing. Students should also pay tuition and fees on time, get their class schedule, and purchase necessary school supplies like notebooks, binders, and textbooks. An additional video resource is included to provide more information on preparing for the first college class.
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