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What College Has Taught Me

Bye high school.

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What College Has Taught Me
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As every college freshman knows, college is a lot different than high school.

Like, a lot different.

Here are 7 facts I learned in college.

1. It's okay to not have it all together.

Almost every single freshman and upperclassman that I have met basically has no idea what they are actually going to do after they graduate. So breathe easy.

2. You didn't learn everything in high school.


This realization comes to you in college after a rude awakening of the harsh realities of the world.

3. Time management is so much harder.

In college, nothing is structured. That actually makes it harder to manage your time.

4. You never really know what's going on.

As a college freshmen it's hard to stay up to date on what's going on at campus.

5. Writing is not that easy.

Professors won't back down when it comes to writing. Trust me.

6. You have more best friends out there to find.

You will meet the coolest people in college and they will become your best friends. The world is a big place.

7. Coffee is even more important.

If you need coffee to get through a day of high school, just wait for college.
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