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What advice would you give to a high school freshman?
Make Wise Choices. Don’t look back on high school as a time of regrets. Making decisions to drink alcohol, try drugs or have sex can have serious implications for the rest of your life. Don’t give into pressure to try something that is illegal or that you aren’t ready for.
How do you survive your freshman year?
Top Ten Ways to Survive—and Thrive—During Freshman Year of…
- Don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone.
- Stay organized.
- Get involved with programs, teams, and clubs.
- Go to class, take notes, and don’t procrastinate.
- Attend campus events.
- Get a job.
- Dedicate time to have fun.
What does it take to survive and thrive in high school?
8 Tips for Freshmen to Survive & Thrive in High School
- REFLECT & PONDER.
- SET SOME GOALS.
- ATTEND ORIENTATION, A SUMMER SPORTS OR ACADEMIC CAMP, OR TAKE A SUMMER SCHOOL CLASS.
- READ JUST FOR FUN.
- GET ORGANIZED AND TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR LIFE.
- GET INVOLVED IN YOUR SCHOOL.
- BE MINDFUL OF SMALL SIMPLE ACTS OF KINDNESS.
What is one piece of advice you would give to an incoming freshman?
My one piece of advice for new freshmen in high school would be to remember that everything counts. From your first day of high school, to the last day of your senior year, students are under continuous testing and not just academically. There are good and bad influences in everything from study habits to friendships.
Is high school scary on the first day?
Starting high school can be scary, and it’s perfectly normal to feel nervous. Stay positive, and remember that your new classmates feel nervous, too. Before your first day, try to learn about your new school by checking out its website and social media pages.
How can I get over my fear of high school?
Develop good study habits early. Avoid procrastination, do your homework, and keep a to-do list or agenda. Staying organized and keeping up with assignments is half the battle. If you find yourself struggling in a class, ask your teacher for help during office hours or study hall as soon as possible.
How do you survive socially in high school?
Holsman’s top tips for high schoolers
- Relax and embrace the change.
- Don’t be afraid to ask questions.
- Remember teachers are there to help.
- Don’t use exams to measure your self-worth.
- Strike a balance between study and socialising.
- Try reaching out to new classmates.
- Try different activities and embrace school spirit.