The beginning of your college journey

Fees paid to attend school

Waiting the last minute to complete an assignment or to study for an exam

Meeting employer for jobs or internships

Location to get avocado toast

Joining a sorority/fraternity, clubs, organizations, obtaining new friends, sharing interests with others on campus

Money for education rewarded to students because of their needs or academic or athletic achievement

A quiet place on campus where you can be productive/study

Being involved outside of the classroom

Sophie, Izzy, Scamp, Teddy

Washing your clothes, dishes, feeding yourself, figuring out transportation means

Place to constantly ask/bug assistants for financial help with any extra, available money, scholarships, or payment plans, and a tuition deduction

When preparing for an exam, what is the number one thing that should not take place

A professional social media platform that allows you to connect with employers

College that has the highest undergraduate enrollment

A student may experience problems such as nervousness, irritability, tearfulness and sleep deprivation

Free Application for Federal Student Aid

Notes, note cards, quizlet, practice tests, whiteboard, pencil, paper, a focused mindset

Something that should always have on deck when meeting with potential employers or at the job expo

China, Spain, Australia, Germany, Italy are opportunities on campus

Counseling, Residential Advisor, Hall Directors, Heath Services, Smith Career Center, Student Support Services, Academic Success Center, close friends

Scholarship for $5,000

For every credit hour, you will put in approximately 6-9 hours per week

To give a brief overview of yourself as a first impression

All of her children died at young ages and she was divorced twice