Freshman this year

Hey I am a incoming freshmen I need help any advice

Answer #1

if you make friends that are upper classmen then your set. when I was a freshmen I had a class with a few upper classmen and they were amazing!! everything becomes less scary because you know that you have a junior or senior to help you out.

Answer #2

when I was a frshmen last yr I was worried that I was gona do bad in school but I ended uo gettin straight a’s and I also ended up hangin out wit all da cool seniors so just b cool and don’t wry bout anythin because it will all work out

Answer #3

good luck! haha…yeah. I’m going to be a freshman too, but college not high school. High school sucks. Just do your work, try and make atleast 3 friends, and don’t get into trouble. and stay focused! don’t get caught up in all that high school drama. It’s retarded and a waste of time. oh, and don’t get pregnant. There were tons of girls at my school that were.

Answer #4

just do your homework and dont give attidude to any of your teachers cause they’ll give it right back trust me I would know and if you do all your homework you should pass your tests

Answer #5

Keep up on your class work, study for tests, make sure you fully understand a lesson (because you never know when you’ll have a pop quiz.) , try to hang out with a lot of different people, because normally in some of your classes you could be mixed in with upper classmen. Good luck and have fun! :)

Answer #6

I was a little freaked out too last year.

its not as scary as people make it sound. you r going to want to be prepared for class or ull get side tracked. keep your mind on your work and not completley on making friends. its learning time. not social time.

Answer #7

Hope this helps:

Don’t be shy! This is easier said than done for many people but it is essential. Even if you are painfully shy by nature you are in a new environment and nobody at your new school know about your shyness. So put on a big smile and start out by being friendly to everybody you see. Introduce yourself to people when you find a seat in class. Sit down in a place where you feel comfortable (yes, the back of the class is OK) and make a point if saying hello to the people sitting near. A good opening line; “Hi, my name is Joe and I’m new here. Do you know, is this teacher any good?” Find your niche group. Look for the type of people you were friends with in your old school and approach them. Ask if you can join them for lunch or during class look to pair up with somebody from that group. Believe it or not the majority of teens are more than happy to make a new friend. Join a club or a team. This is the easiest way to meet people at a new school (or meet new people at your old school) because while being an organized event it is in a much more casual setting than the classroom. You get a chance to spend time with peers who have similar interests to yours and you get to bond with them in a more laid back environment. Don’t be afraid to stand out. If you are good at a certain sport or do well in a certain subject don’t be afraid to strut yourself. People are drawn to people with talent and stifling yours to avoid being a show-off will only end up hurting you. So if you have a special talent or skill make it known. Be mindful of prosocial norms at your school. This simply means try to fit in by observing the positive norms at your school. If your new school is a big football school become a fan. If your school is more academically inclined join a study group. Find out what makes your school tick and join in the fun.

Have a great year !!

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