Stop and have a piece of banana creme pie at Madonna Inn in SLO for me, too! YUM!It's important to pack the essentials such as clothes, toiletries, bedding, school supplies, and any necessary electronics. You should also consider the climate and location of your college when packing.
Make sure to bring your driver's license or state ID, social security card, health insurance card, and any necessary school documents such as your acceptance letter or financial aid information.
Homesickness is a normal feeling when leaving for college. It's important to stay connected with friends and family through phone calls or video chats, join clubs or organizations, and reach out to your college's counseling services if needed.
Create a budget and stick to it. Consider getting a part-time job or applying for scholarships and grants. Avoid using credit cards for unnecessary purchases and prioritize your spending.
Be open to meeting new people and getting involved on campus. Attend orientation events, join clubs or organizations, and participate in class discussions. Don't be afraid to step out of your comfort zone and be yourself.