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Just starting colllege. what should i be careful of the first week?
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Participate & enjoy!: Enjoy the experience and speak up. Focus on what you're learning, both academically and personally. Say hello to new classmates and learn about them. Participate in healthful and social activities. Spend plenty of time with what's most important--don't procrastinate!
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