The Importance Of Friendship In My Life

Meeting new people with a common goals and interests will help me establish lifelong friendships that will be there for me when I am in need. Also, meeting people knowing that we are in it together will bring up our drive and motivation to work hard and succeed in life. I want to be a part of a campus with a great community and high involvement in activities.

When I first come here, it is tough for me to make friends because all of the students here come from different backgrounds. I managed to overcome that problem by engaging with the clubs’ activities and participating in volunteering programs. I improved my self-confidence by make a lot of friends from day to day. This gives me a good impression that being in a wonderful college like Bunker Hill Community College really helps students to build themselves by brushing up their potentials. By connecting with people every day and knowing others, we can brush up our communication skills as well as widen our knowledge. Based from these experiences, I promised to myself to help the new students adapting themselves in the new world attracting them to get involved with clubs, activities and volunteering

Willing to meet new people throughout the community allows business related activities to reconnect or even communicating with a class full of college students can help your education tremendously. Having confidence in yourself to allow the next chapter to open for adulthood, such as hangout with friends and creating healthy relationships. Many people have trouble with friendships because trust is a huge request. We allow ourselves to focus way to far ahead in the friendship that we question the separation that happens alone the way. The more you know about your friend or significant other, the more time interested you are to meet them for a midnight movie or willing to have a early morning breakfast.

It is very easy to get burnt out. Doing school work and focusing on something non-stop takes its toll. For a while, I spent a lot of time by myself. I did talk to friends and hang out with them occasionally, but I did not get super social. A lot of that has changed recently, though. Going through tough classes makes it very easy to meet people. I’ve gotten to know a lot of the people in my Statics and Calculus classes. This can especially be helpful for first generation students as described in First in the Family.

For most of my first year in college I felt lost and alone; I was not really involved with clubs or organizations until my second year at Miami Dade Honors College and I don’t want to have that same experience while attending FIU. I know that being part of the Honors College at FIU will benefit me because of the tight knit community, but it is always good to have friends and communicate with people from all backgrounds. After breaking through my shell, I have learned that I enjoy other people’s company.

We are used to the friends that we’ve made in elementary and middle school, but finding other friends who want what’s best for the long term might even be better. Some students give into peer pressure to seem cool or to build popularity. Incoming freshman shouldn’t have to worry about what anyone thinks is “cool”. Students need to learn to be their own person and have friends who support their goals. Joining clubs that spark an interest can be a really effective way to meet new people with shared interests. When students join clubs, they make friends who might have the same ideas of what career path they want to take part in. Through high school, I’ve joined groups that have given me a real sense of friendship that is supportive. I know first hand that when you meet other students that share the same interests as you, you connect right away. Joining clubs can provide a sense of independence because students are in charge of what they do and what needs to be done. Going to games, rallies, and dances can bring students together. Students are all aiming towards the same target, to have fun and show spirit for their school. Also, joining a study group or getting a partner for every class can really make school life easier. There can be less pressure to understand a concept fully when students have partners to study

I have met many new and interesting people while attending this school, some which have become not just my study buddies but people whom I perceive will be long lasting life time friends. I think if I could build a better relationship with in the future it would be my professors, maybe they can become my mentor while I am enrolled in my future classes

Meeting new people is a major reason for furthering my education at college. Although school isn’t necessarily about socializing, it does play an important role in the human need for interaction. Well-informed people can connect with

Upon high school graduation I was the first person in my immediate family to attend a university. I learned quickly that college life was not always fun and entertaining. College for me was my key out of my current situation. One thing that is always good to know is your personal short term and long term goals. The next and final aspect of college life that is significant is how you define success. I have encountered a few obstacles within the time I have been at Texas Woman 's University. Some have been social or personal issues, while others have been academic. The biggest thing that I like to keep in mind is that I am not in college to be anyone’s friend. Yes it is good to make friends, meet new people and develop connections, however, at the end of the day you should focus on yourself and not how someone else is going to feel about you.

After graduating from high school, I plan on attending college at Valparaiso University. Setting goals for myself prior to leaving for school will keep me focused on what is important, my education. I plan to be in the exploratory studies program. I feel like I have not been exposed to all the opportunities that will be available to me in the future, therefore I will explore my options before making a decision on a major. Some of my goals for my freshman year of college are to make friends and stay involved on campus. I think a lot of people choose to go home most weekends from college or stay in their dorm room which doesn’t allow them to meet new people. I have met with a young lady from Valparaiso whom I found on the university website.

My friends have and will be able to help me in many different ways this year and throughout my early college experience. Of course spending time together is fun and allows us to take our minds off school and relax, which is always enjoyable. They are also able to help me when it comes to school work, and I do my best to help them. My friends can help me to relax and enjoy my time, but they can also help me to stay on track and keep reaching for my goals. I hope that the acquaintances I have made and will continue making at RECHS can help me by providing my with information or help with school work that I may not have gotten, along with providing people to talk to or discuss things with, if need

“The friends you find in college; will be the friends you have for life.” Many individuals indicate this statement is true, and now I can claim that I understand the quote stated above with a firsthand experience. Enrolling in Indian River State College possesses the privilege to interact with many international students. I have obtained strong bonds across diverse cultural groups as a result of; social gatherings, or regularly having meals together. I remain immensely grateful for the relationships I have obtained with the international students.

This makes going to class a lot more fun, because I can avoid having to have small talk for the first couple weeks. Instead I am able to have good conversations with people. I am most looking forward to creating a study group. I use to have a study partner in High School, and I’ve yet to find one for

Friendships are essential for a freshman in college. One has to decide the type of friends to have within the college. Nathan notes that nowadays, students socialize more while in school, than while at home. They tend to form social groups based on interest rather than where they live. This is what Nathan learnt as he enters the dorm where students made friendships based on common interest. The importance of relationships is to generate civic work. She notes that many efforts by dorm advisors to get residential together for various activities often ended in low participation. A freshman should measure what constitutes a meaningful friendship. Freshman should take time in choosing a relationship because there is no given

As a commuter student at NHTI, I would tend to see almost exclusively the other students in the business program. This made the school seem even smaller than it is. I cannot wait to immerse myself in a new, larger community. Being part of a larger college environment will not only provide ways to make friends, but also provide ways to establish personal connections that can be utilized in my future career. Social clubs are a great way to meet people who have similar interests and from a career standpoint build these personal connections, which may prove to be significant in my future endeavors. At my next school, I hope to meet people who are like-minded and as motivated as