University is an exciting time for many young individuals who have just completed college or sixth form, and although they understand on a basic level what to expect from this academic experience it is hard to gage what Fresher’s is really like.
Social activity
There will be lots of people that you meet in the first few weeks of university, from lecturers, university staff to dorm mates and class mates. The first couple of days of Fresher 's especially can seem really busy, scary and loud, but it is only as you 're getting used to being in a different living environment. There are lots of other students who are in the same situation as you are and feeling similar emotions too. During Fresher 's there will be dorm and house parties and events set up by the university to aid students mix with others and get to know each other. So you might find yourself trying to remember a lot names in the first week or two.
With all of these people around it can seem daunting but the unfamiliar feeling will pass as you become used to introducing yourself and meeting people from all walks of life. If you find yourself …show more content…
Although we all wish for you to enjoy your first few weeks of your degree course it is important to stay on top of your finances - especially during Fresher 's. Fresher 's, whether it is a week or two weeks, can be one of the most expensive times at university as it is the most social. Students find themselves going out, drinking or spending a lot of money nearly every night as they begin to meet people and feel comfortable in their new surroundings. Feeling comfortable and socialising is an important factor, but it shouldn 't constrict your bank balance for the next three months either. Give yourself an allowance for each day of Fresher 's (you could even allow yourself a little extra during this time if you expect to go out frequently) and try to stick to
Social activity
There will be lots of people that you meet in the first few weeks of university, from lecturers, university staff to dorm mates and class mates. The first couple of days of Fresher 's especially can seem really busy, scary and loud, but it is only as you 're getting used to being in a different living environment. There are lots of other students who are in the same situation as you are and feeling similar emotions too. During Fresher 's there will be dorm and house parties and events set up by the university to aid students mix with others and get to know each other. So you might find yourself trying to remember a lot names in the first week or two.
With all of these people around it can seem daunting but the unfamiliar feeling will pass as you become used to introducing yourself and meeting people from all walks of life. If you find yourself …show more content…
Although we all wish for you to enjoy your first few weeks of your degree course it is important to stay on top of your finances - especially during Fresher 's. Fresher 's, whether it is a week or two weeks, can be one of the most expensive times at university as it is the most social. Students find themselves going out, drinking or spending a lot of money nearly every night as they begin to meet people and feel comfortable in their new surroundings. Feeling comfortable and socialising is an important factor, but it shouldn 't constrict your bank balance for the next three months either. Give yourself an allowance for each day of Fresher 's (you could even allow yourself a little extra during this time if you expect to go out frequently) and try to stick to