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What to Expect on Your First Day of Classes

Many students worry about the first day of classes. What do I have to bring to class? How can I meet people in my dorm? What if there’s a mistake in my schedule?

I’ve been there and know how stressful it can be. Don’t panic! I’ve answered some of the big questions for you in today’s post in hopes that these answers will quell your fears.

Have more questions? Feel free to comment and ask me! I’ll do my best to give you some speedy advice.

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