1. Relax!

Everything is going to work out. Everyone is in the same boat as you. There's no need to be up at night worrying or freaking out if you will make friends. Just enjoy the rest of your summer.

2. Don't wait until the night before to pack.

This will cause you to become the most stressed human ever. Take the week before and slowly start getting things together. You will want to save your last day to saying goodbye to friends and family anyways.

3. Spend time with your family.

This isn't as much about you as it is for them. No one (and I am certain of this) will miss you as much as they do. They will really appreciate you putting aside the time for some family time.

4. Don't waste your time reading the summer reading.

Sorry, probably not the most academically inclined advice! But I was supposed to read two different books and yet was never asked to hand in the questions for one and never talked about the other so I never regretted not reading.

5. Have some last fun days with your friends.

Leaving will be tough, I'm not going to lie. I remember the night before I left sitting in my house with my friends all crying. It will help though when you miss them thinking about all of the good memories you have shared together.

6. Leave your high school SO behind.

Unpopular opinion but long distance relationships don't ever work. I'm sure you plan on marrying your high school sweetheart, but chances are that it is not going to happen because someone will be unfaithful (not trying to be negative but I've seen it happen too many times). You will have way more fun going into college single.

7. Don't freak out as soon as you get there.

The first two nights of school I was a mess. I thought I didn't like it and wanted to go home. By the third night, however, I found that I was liking it more and I now love school so much. Do not give up right away and know that it will be hard at first.