@@loveking8618 I understand that. I don’t understand why somebody relates to being an engineer on a SPIRITUAL level. I know they are speaking hyperbolically but even then I don’t understand. Also did you put your comment in two languages? Kind of a flex there Love King I’m impressed
@@poop12348 I don’t understand what is so specifically relatable to this person about not being an engineer. Most people are not engineers…. So of course you relate? But on a SPIRITUAL level? It’s literally like saying you relate to breathing
As someone finishing up college here are my tips: - Always always ALWAYYYSSS take free food or clothes. Take every chance you can to eat and hydrate because the last thing you want is to end up in the emergency room for malnutrition. - Hoodies are your friend. I swear to you no one is going to be paying attention to your outfit and hoodies are just so easy to manage. If you wanna spend the time to look really nice for yourself that’s fine, but I really wouldn’t sweat it. - Make friends! I know it’s really hard to for some people but just talk to the people around you. Even if you only make one friend, you never know if you’re going to be in an emergency and need someone close by to help. - Shower when the opportunity presents itself. Sometimes you’ll be so busy or just genuinely forget. - Set reminders for your homework and don’t set up unattainable goals! If you’re a person who’s just always late and are stressing yourself over perfect attendance, let go. It’s better to pass college without that perfect attendance with a healthy mindset than break yourself over that goal. - It’s ok to party, but don’t do it all the time. You’re gonna be VERY busy normally and you also just need time for yourself. - Literally do NOT care about popularity. If you try to make yourself a drama queen or something you’re going to get a HARSH reality check. High school is over, time to grow up. - If you are working in a group and having problems getting the work done, COMMUNICATE THAT. It’s ok if you are struggling to get your own work done that affects your own grades, but when other people are involved, have the decency to put in effort. - Go to therapy or get a counselor if you feel like you need it. Your mental health is important and NOTHING is worth going into a depressive spiral for, not even your degree. It’s ok if you want to change that or even change schools. What matters is that YOU are happy with your degree and future career. If you see yourself being happy doing what you’re studying, go for it! If you wake up every day dreading class and not really ambitious about your future, maybe it’s time for a change! You’ll put in effort in things that you love. - I cannot emphasize this more, EAT. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD FEED YOURSELF. Eating one granola bar or yogurt for the whole day is NOT feeding yourself. Eat at LEAST one FULL meal. It’s very easy to get into the pitfall of ‘oh this is great, if I don’t eat I have more time and I’m losing weight in the process!’ NO. That’s NOT what’s going to happen. You’re going to RUIN your body that way physically and mentally. Once again, the last thing you need is a hospital trip in an expensive ambulance! And it’s OK if you gain weight during your time! It’s better to eat whatever you can eat to be ALIVE in college than graduate with a whole slew of health problems because you didn’t take care of your body! - This is a very easy trap to fall into, but do NOT get into the pitfall that is drugs, cigarettes, and alcohol. Just DON’T DO IT. It is NOT worth your life, your relationships, your career, or anything else! Maybe a drink here or there is fine (OF LEGAL AGE) and say you smoke something once or twice (A LEGAL SUBSTANCE) that’s eh, but just avoid it if at all possible. Seriously. Lastly, please don’t be afraid to ask for help. No one gets adulting right for at least a good couple years, if there’s even a right way to do it. College can actually be a really fun and amazing time for you. Keep your chin up. C:
I absolutely love u for this! Gonna be out of high school soon and i want to pursue a medical career but goddammit shit takes effort. I'll definitely keep all this in mind!
Fbc hd channel for the i up to them I don't have a meltdown today almost there 💀💀 my teacher told him I would love you to you and I can do it on the wall of china to us up at the game today 😗😗 well that's bout to get my hair is cuteeeeeeeeeeeeeee I can get you some scissors to cut it out of my house for sh ff
bro did not mind walking in the rain, he's exactly what i aspire to be, and i already don't give a shit about walking through rain and would still wear a t-shirt
@@user-tb9mg4md7d the only privacy you get is at home or in you're car think about this you idiot, there's cctv cameras recording you everywhere you go even satellites taking pictures of the very places you commute to everyday thanks to technology there is no privacy these days so don't grow up thinking you're standing up for anyone or anything with those snarky little comments
right like he might not have the followers or influence of this content creator. But he is so much cooler than her for the fact he gave 0 shits about his situation or what people think. He just wants to get his shit done and over with.
-bring an umbrella -look at the weather -eat free food and free tshirts -bring bribes -don’t sit in the back -charge laptop at home -don’t die of nerves -online Mona Lisa is boring
"I went to Cornell. Ever heard of it? I graduated in four years, I never studied once, I was drunk the whole time, and I sang in the acapella group 'Here Comes Treble'." -Nard Dog
'first world problem' is the dumbest thing ever. literally 90% of what people in the global North care about is a first world problem but that doesn't make it any less valid.
Some tips from someone who has graduated! ❤️ For ANY class, unless you have assigned seating, sit at the front. You'll be a lot less distracted and will see the board easier (even if it's a projector). If your classes aren't back to back, try to get to class 5-10 minutes earlier to set up your stuff, grab a seat, use the bathroom, etc. Also helps you establish yourself as a "serious" student. Buy bulk food and prepare your own meals! College cafeteria food can get EXPENSIVE so save money where you can (this is more for if you live in dorms/on your own)! Bring clothes that are interchangeable and that can be easily layered so you can do laundry less frequently and have outfits for different seasons. Air your clothes out when you get home/back to the dorm so you can wear them for multiple days (use dryer sheets for smelly shoes)! Always carry a large notebook even if you have a tablet/laptop in case they die/get left behind (this should be a given, but mechanical pencils, erasers, and ballpoint pens are a must as well). MAKE FRIENDS OUTSIDE OF YOUR CLASSES! Don't stick with the same people, connections are EVERYTHING when you graduate!!! Go to your common area (resting/study/cafeteria area) and find people who have similar interests. MANAGE YOUR WORK/PERSONAL LIFE WISELY. KEEP A SCHEDULE.
well, everything was perfectly fine until the last paragraphs. like girl, "connection" is nothing if you don't study. Plus i noticed that only americans have some kind of obsession about making "friends and connections".
I mean, my campus is decently small, but I have made dozens of buddies there and I've learned how to naturally socialize. I think high schoolers need to experience a realistic educational/living environment for adults rather than 14-18yr olds. it's veeeeeery different. bills, homework, chores, hygiene, food, and so much more are their responsibility now, so I understand wanting someone that can support you and help to make things normal and easy. I'm more grateful for my roommate than I've ever been, and I'm so glad where I landed. relationships are important man.
@@ref208 fr I dont mind if its just a little water, but if Im like half drenched or fully drenched Im going to feel really weird about it, cause the clothes like stick to me and it’s uncomfortable 🧍♀️
Tips from a recent college graduate! - dress comfortably. By the 2nd month or semester pretty much everyone is in their laziest clothes. - if you can go first or very early in anything spoken or presented you're better off. You can get it over with. You set the standard plus people won't remember it as much by the end. For small things like introductions, it relieves stress from your professor and looks like you care about the class. It also motivates other students to go more comfortably! - always bring your backups/alternatives. Umbrellas, water, a pen and notebook. I can't emphasize how many of my lecture halls or classrooms didn't have out let's for students to use easily. (My campus is pretty old so that's part of it). - Communication with professors and TAs (and any other staff that are relevant resources like the office you can get accommodations from) is paramount to a smoother learning experience. - remind yourself that everyone else is more focused on themselves than they are on you. It has helped me get over alot of my own issues with confidence and overthinging what to do. This short was interesting to see what impacted other people that I wouldn't have noticed or encountered because of my interests and that I started college in 2017/2018.
@@hebahayed363 I graduated with an integrative studies bachelor's and a minor in New media art. I started in interior design and switched to merchandising then behavioral science before my advisor suggested integrative studies. My feilds of Study in my major are communication, history, anthropology and philosophy. I've tried a good range of things is my point ig. Sorry for wordiness.
She's a rich girl believe me they are easy to spot she's spoiled they don't have to worry about much. Mac book, iPhone, etc. But these are the college brats screaming others are privileged
@@jamieboer3466 I was a bio major and chem minor and i definitely had time between classes to head back to my apt and change my hair if i wanted. But i also lived pretty much across the street from campus
Goddamn I'm farting right now and it Fucking smells like death. GOD DAMN DID I JUST FUCKING RELEASE THE 3 HORSE MEN. that Popeyes popcorn shrimp was good but iono if it was that good. Normally I just blow out the Fucking toilet. but this feels different...I think the doomsday clock just moved forward.
Loved uni just because I could be myself not give a toss about what anyone thought of me, as well as how much easier it was taking courses I was interested in. I made friends, just a few. And that was more than enough.
I actually love that at the beginning of the day even tho things went “wrong” you didn’t let it ruin your whole day. That’s awesome and an amazing mindset. Also both outfits were/ are super cute!
@@jocelyn248 They try to hard Like senior year I lived off of caffeine and one meal every two days I could afford food but I was so busy just trying to pass I would wear my pjs to class No one give a shit once you make it past sophomore year
i go to a military college. my first day was waking up at 4 am for a 3 mile run while getting yelled at. then nothing but pt and getting yelled at.we didn’t get back to our barracks (we don’t get dorms) until 1 the next morning. made some life long friends though.
even with the little things that went wrong, it looks like it was a fun day! And that acai bowl looked really good. The computer not charging sucks tho oof.
For some reason, this girl is making the whole college thing sound exciting and fun. I am deeply scared of college since it's something totally new and different-
Eww, do community college first, you're throwing away so much money for no difference in the long run. --Someone who went to a private school for 7 years for a doctorate degree. (I did bring in a bunch of dual enrollment credits from high school tho)
@@amazingkool cool! my brother and father went to Cornell and it was way worth it and way better then community college in their opinions. They have an amazing job and a great experience:)
@@aweirdspicygerbil1748 if there’s nothing wrong with a gacha profile picture and your name then what’s wrong with a 40 year old woman having a picture of herself and the name “Barbara”? Also it’s “least” not “lest” Edit: and “whatever”
My father went to cornell, and now his brother is there too! and even though everyone for some reason hates it, they had the absolute best time and I expect i will too when i go!!!
So weird to live up here now and see RU-vidrs walking around where I’ve walked and eating where I’ve eaten. Congrats on Cornell, it’s and amazing school!
My first day of college, I didn't know we don't get the traditional lunch period like in high school, so I just sat around all day wondering when was lunch period. Then me and two other girls decided to skip class to grab something to eat. 8 years later, we're still best friends.
Man, I graduated my uni this June. I'm 22. I miss uni life. But I'm so excited for my free adult life! I just got a new job at a school, whilst working on acting projects, it's the dream 🥰 Sending you much strength and success on your uni studies!
I lowkey miss this, but I don't plan on starting over. Undergrad is definitely a unique time of your life. One advice: experience it, take it (almost) all in. No one cares about what grades you graduated with after you get your degree. Don't kill yourself over classes, but also give a damn about them.
@@SarahDenna thanks for that. I'm not personally looking to continue (at least not now). I'm definitely gonna be fine if I choose to pursue it, but in my day to day it hasn't mattered. It's just my experience and some things students encounter- I wish I lived a little.
I absolutely love walking in the rain, which is pretty funny considering the fact that I have major storm anxiety on occasion, it tends to come and go apparently. The rain is super refreshing and the crack of lightning and thunder adds some thrill to the calming weather, keeping it from getting boring.
Things not to do -walk to class -wear jeans -sit in the back -think your computer is charging -get food in your system -change your outfit -see snacks or booths? -head to your next class -go into project management -find t-shirts especially for engineers -get photos -let it rain -let people walk in peace instead of recording then and going "you don't have to be like him, you could be like her" as you point the camera at an umbrella instead of a person.
My first day of college was me trying to find the right room number, sitting in a cramped auditorium and then silently eating my lunch while going on a call for my first class. 5 months later and I’ve got a whole friend group in my major and we eat lunch in the library together every day. It gets a lot less awkward once you realize that everyone else is just as nervous as you are. So future college students, don’t be an asshole and you’ll find your people❤
If you have a plan (i.e., you know what your future career is and have a plan to achieve it) do it. If you don't (i.e., you're only going to uni for social aspect), don't. There are better and way cheaper alternatives to get yourself socially active. Uni is really for people that want to get degrees and a white collar career.
one of the things I dreaded most about traditional schooling and even some online schooling was introductions lol, I’m so glad I’m with my current school and don’t have to worry about that and other things with traditional schools
