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The discussion centers on the concerns of a freshman transferring to Colorado School of Mines for Engineering Physics. The individual expresses excitement and anxiety about the difficulty of the program, fearing failure. Responses emphasize that the fear of failure often indicates a strong commitment to success, suggesting that a positive mindset is crucial for overcoming challenges in rigorous academic environments.

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Hello everyone
My concern has to do with transfering. I am currently a freshman in college finishing up my second semester. I recently have gotten accepted to Colorado School of Mines for Engineering Physics. I am very excited, scared, and nervous all at the same time. My biggest concern is failure. From what I have heard it is insanely difficult. I do plan to give it my all, if that includes not having a social life. Should I be concerned? Any words of advice?
Thanks.
 
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Nope. It's all in the mind. Everyone will be the same.
 
Fear of failure is a pretty good indicator that you won't.
 

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