what is the best way to rock the college?
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fancy dress 70s style with plenty of glam rock
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i you love doing it then that is all that matters, college doesn't garunte you a place in the career world. I myself love my job but my family wants me to go to college. So i signed up for pulaski tech, its a community college. that is the best way to go, its the cheapest, get your basics at a community, and you get this little diploma thing, then if you feel like goin to actual college more power to you. but you don't have to quit, there are night classes, on-line classes, corespondence classes (which i highly recommend)
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Make rose petals down the hall to your room. Have him walk in with candles all over the place. When he walks him he will see u there with the SEXIEST LENGIRE on...(victoria's secret...best in the world!!) get some silky sheets, and have the big bathtub/hottub ready with candles, flower petals, and lots of bubbles!! he will luv it....my b/f did!! we now do it every sat. night with a different approach!! if he doesnt like what u did 4 him....then make a different approach!! take my advice!! works every time!! o yeah!! dont forget a bottle of chocolate syrup/honey and chocolate covered strawberries with a blinfold on him, and a bottle of champaigne (or h/e u spell it!!!) by the bath tub...it will go on all night long!! if ur in college, make sure no 1 is there and if u live with ur parents, book a suite at a fancy hotel! (ask 4 a big tub) make sure the lengire is see through so he can c u!! but... trust me...u will HAVE to make sure ur house/dorm/room is empty....only u and him all night long!! he will luv it!!!!!! GET ROOM SERVICE TO BRING U ALL OF THE SEXY FOOD!!!!!! dont get caught..it might get ugly!! lmao!!
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what kind of college is it? Have you ever been to the campus before?\n\nI suggest you go around today or tomorrow and find your classes, and plan out your route so on Monday you aren't wondering around lost. \n\nBe early to your classes because on the first day there are often more people than will fit. If it is a popular class, it will be full. Plus theres a wait list and those people show up on the first day too. So if you want a good seat, or any seat at all, be early.\n\nBring your textbook on the first day. A lot of people make the mistake of thinking the first day will be like it was in high school. It isn't. You may go over the syllabus but after that most professors will put you right to work. \n\nJust remember murphy's law. If something CAN go wrong, it will go wrong. Don't wait until the last minute for anything. For example, "I'll finish my paper in the morning before class" can quickly turn into "WHO TURNED OFF MY ALARM??? I AM LATE AND NOW I DONT HAVE TIME TO WRITE MY PAPER"
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Take a class at a college.
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Join a fraternity, go to clubs the school has that would attract people who also want to have fun.
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OH MAN GO AND INTERACT WITH UR LECTURERS \n\nCHEERS
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It depends on where you're going and what the living arrangements will look like, but most dorm rooms really benefit from the following:\n1) Minifridge. Don't get one without consulting your roommate, though. Also, check your dorm policy (most will allow them, but be sure) and the outlet situation--most dorms were built when people plugged in a lamp or two, not a computer, microwave, stereo... Also, be aware that desperate students typically sell these CHEAP ($10!) at the end of the year. Might be worth a check on Craigslist or through the college newspaper.\n2) Rolls of quarters. You will need these for about eight million things, including laundry, copying, and vending. No one ever thinks of this, but it's still one of the most useful things to bring.\n3) A small-to-medium whiteboard, maybe with a calendar on it, maybe not. This can keep you organized, which is essential. A small one can be hung on your door for your friends to leave you messages--you'll be glad you have it.\n4) Any kind of compact storage solution--milk crates; wall-hanging things to put shoes in; compact but roomy stacking plastic cubes--is probably going to be worth its weight in gold no matter what the situation.  Go to a container store and look around.\n5) A complete shower caddy.\n6)A rolling bag for overnights or weekend road trips.\n7) A file cabinet. Much more useful than you might think--keep all your work organized and accessible through four years of college, which pays off when it's recommendations time as a senior. You can also show work samples to prospective employers, which puts you immediately ahead of the game.\n8) A big plastic pitcher. You don't even have to put beer in it ;) This was probably the single most useful thing when I went to college. Save money by making your own iced tea or lemonade or Crystal Light. Or just keep it full of cold water.\n9) High-quality, very absorbent towels are worth a splurge. So are high-quality sheets, especially flannel or denim (they need less laundering). So is a comfortable robe or other loungewear.\n\nPots, pans, hot plates, microwaves, and so on may be much less useful than you think. Keeping them clean can be a hassle; it's also likely that people will borrow them and not bring them back, clean or not. Most dorms frown on them too.\n\nThe best thing to keep in mind is that you are *not* trying to recreate home in the dorm room. Instead, you are trying to live as well as you can with as few things as possible. This will make things so much easier for you. The one mistake I see new students make is to bring everything but the kitchen sink with them. There's seldom enough room, and negotiating all this with a stranger can get things off on the wrong foot. Besides, chances are you're going to meet someone who brought a DVD player or Xbox or (insert gadget you thought of here). Go light and have room to grow, is my suggestion.  Good luck!
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Get involved in things that interest you like intramural sports or clubs on campus.  Great way to meet people with the same interests.  Also try to get to know people in your classes.\n\nI had the same problem when I lived in the dorm.  People where in cliches.  I eventually found friends at a job I worked and when playing in sports.
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Practice the game. Keep your grades up. Apply and get in. Keep up the first two. It takes dedication.
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repetition is key. make notecards and carry them with you. study with other people and take turn asking questions.
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Go to a College or University.
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1-2. Go to college full time if you can. Working full-time and going to college part-time is the pits. It can be done, but you don't get as much out of your classes. \n\n3. There are lots of grants and scholarships for many different kind of students. I don't know of any that require six arms.\n\n4. People who live in dorms have so many friends compared to folks who live off campus. I even did it in grad school in my thirties, and enjoyed it thoroughly. I'd do it again if I didn't have four cats!\n\n5. Oo! So many! Great if you can learn from someone else's mistakes and not have to learn from your own!\n\na) Don't watch more than about an hour of TV a week. Use that time to sleep, study, or socialize.\n\nb) Don't avoid your professors. They are not the enemy. They want you to pass. They want to explain to you what you don't understand!\n\nc) Don't wait until the last minute to begin a research paper! When the paper is assigned, go to the library and dig around interesting topics until you find something that works. If you're stuck early on, your professors will be able to help you. If you're stuck the night before, no one can help you!\n\n6. This is what your faculty advisor is for. But I applaud your choice!
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Be yourself.\nDon't try too hard.\nSeek out contact with your classmates, but let things happen naturally after that.\nDiscuss your interests and find people with common interests.\nListen more than you speak.\nBe prepared for resentment when you destroy the grading curve!
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This may be too juvenile but have you or a student get up and walk to the center of the room. Hold out both arms. On one arm, say something general like. "I like to draw" and on the other, say "I enjoy the show 24" Then, have the students who 'agree' with those link to the corresponding arms, then they do the same thing with their arms, and then you keep going until everyone in the room is linked.\nIt's corny, but I did it at a high school leadership conference with kids from all around and we enjoyed it.\n\nAlso, you can set two equal rows of chairs facing each other, then have students sit in both rows. Have the students sitting across from each other get to know one another (exchange name, hometown, school, interests, etc..) then after about a minute, have one row shift, where everyone moves down a seat (and the last person goes around to the first empty seat, of course), and keep doing that until everyone in that row has sat in every seat in that row. It's similar to speed dating, and you usually don't remember much, but it's a good way to get people talking and make the atmosphere less uncomfortable.\n\nAlso, what really worked in my english class is to conduct class in a circle (if possible), that way, no one is really, in the back or can separate themselves from the group. You can lead discussions as the teacher in the middle.\n\nYou can also do an interest based version of musical chairs. Make sure there is one less chair for everyone in the room, then you or a volunteer (that isn't sitting in that extra chair) get up and state a interest you have like "I watched every minute of the NCAA march madness games" then everyone who agrees has to get up and change seats until that one person is left in the middle and they start the process again.\n\nOr you give everyone a small slip of paper. Tell them to write two things on the paper about themselves that are true and one that is not. Then you collect the papers, and you go through each one  with the class and they try to guess which is the lie. Then the person who wrote it can verify.
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i loved it. best time of my life (so far!). try getting involved in some clubs or activities. maybe play some IM sports. if you're living on a freshman floor, make an effort to meet people. its really the people you meet that make college worthwhile.
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You have to look at school as a big game.  If you play the game, you get out with few scratches.  Do what they want and remind yourself of the good times you'll have when you're out of their class.  I had a friend who made voodoo dolls and kept them in her locker, but I don't suggest that route.  :P