Michigan State University

Looking back, I wish I would have gotten more involved in campus activities and made more friends.
There was vast opportunities to do so, and somehow I just let them pass me by.
I let the only possible valuable part of college slip through my fingers.
I spent a lot of time studying subjects that are long forgotten and totally irrelvant to what I do now anyway.

I am now in law school, and I feel like at have just reached the beginning of what I was working towards for 17 years.

College was just an extension of high school; going through the motions to get a fancy piece of paper with my name on it.Thus, my advice would be -- enjoy the college experience, do the best you can, but don't take it too seriously.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

I wasn't exactly sure what to expect from college. I initially thought it was going to be as easy as high school, but the first week of college made me realize it would involve more studying and hard work. This process took some time getting used to, but eventually I got the hang of it. Just don't get frustrated in the first few weeks. Professors load on the work, but just take it one day at a time. Before I came to college, I was used to being in the top of my class. Once in college, I had to adjust to the fact that there were many people that were as smart as me, if not smarter. That was hard to get used to. People go to college to learn, and it is very competitive.

1st Year Female -- Class 2003

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