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.
What is one piece of advice you would give to an incoming freshman?
Be willing to go out and meet new people.” “As a freshman, I’d say the number one thing has been trying everything if you’re remotely interested. Just put yourself out there.” No matter what decision you make, remember to cherish the next couple of years and make as many memories as possible.
What advice would you give a student?
Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today. Work should come before pleasure. Manage your time effectively; set up a timeline for getting word completed in each of your courses. Set aside adequate time for homework, study, sleep, relationships, and work. You need not always finish every task all at once.
What advice would you give students?
Work should come before pleasure. Manage your time effectively; set up a timeline for getting word completed in each of your courses. Set aside adequate time for homework, study, sleep, relationships, and work. You need not always finish every task all at once.
What would you tell yourself in high school?
You won’t miss “life” and academic deadlines. You will have time to eat, sleep, rest- really, whatever else for your break time. You can succeed without exerting yourself too hard. Less stress and anxiety.
What would you tell your highschool self?
8 Things I’d Tell My High School Self
- Go to Sleep on time!
- You should be more confident.
- There’s only so much studying you can do.
- It’s perfectly fine to be on your own.
- Read more books.
- Don’t Stress, you already know everything on the exam.
- Stay in your lane.
- High school goes by really quickly!