What are some useful tips for students starting their first semester at the University of Florida?

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Akanksha Malhotra | Contributor-Level 10

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Here are some of the tips that students starting their first semester at the University of Florida must keep in minds:

Starting college is a big change in life, so give yourself some time to change
Get involved. For this, you can join organisation of your interest at the university
Try new things and step out of your comfort zone such as join any club unrelated to your course, take dance classes, explore new place in Gainesville area
Try to do your best. Since joining a college is a challenging task, it is best to give your hundred percent be it studies or participating in extracurriculars

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