5 Things I Wish I Knew Before College

(Part 1)

Okay, So guys this is my 3rd month of freshmen year and there are so many things i wish i knew before college. We will take things slow and short, 5 at a time.

1. Once you are in college, no body really care who you were in school (Good News for Some and Reallllly bad for others). It is indeed a new beginning, if you weren't really popular in school and hated the biased teachers and the system, this is your opportunity-College. But if you were famous and loved in your school, You are really gonna have a hard time adjusting, cause suddenly you'll have identity crisis, relax. Start Afresh. (That is the only option, so ya.)

2. Its nice to be Optimistic about your relationships (yes, bestfriends and other included.) and i hope and wish the best for you but as harsh as it is to say it (and as much as you deny and argue about it) long distance relationships DON'T work (exceptions are there but then, how many?) and even when they do, its the not the same anymore.

3. No matter how much you hate your hometown and restrictions at home and everything, you will miss home. So stop being an ass and be good to your parents and people around you because if you don't, it will come to you as regrets in the night you feel lonely and miss home. so just don't, don't be so rude. Personality is so much more telling about how well you'll do in life.

4. There isn't a single college in the world that will keep you at your job if you don't perform. Once you're employed, it all comes down to how you do once you're there. Are you dependable, persistent and diligent? If so, awesome. Your career choices will be wide open. If you're not, it's time to consider how you can become that "ideal employee." And good news: It's totally doable to become a better worker, so get crackin'. But not even for a moment think that just because you got into a good college, life will be easy for you. NO. Work hard.

5. Busting a Big Myth (and i know this will shock many of you) As fun as being in college is assumed, you will have to study. Instead, The possibility of the need of putting in more efforts and time for reading and studying increasing is more. So don't make a mistake of going crazy for parties and all that, you still need to pass your exams, which obviously are going to be of higher level than school exams.(whaaaaaattt...!!!? yeah.)