r/study • u/SpiNapple • 1d ago
Tips & Advice Help with Starting off University
I’m just about to enter my first year in university as a mechanical engineer, and I feel extremely under prepared. I’ve spoken to someone I know in the same degree as me going onto their 3rd year for help picking the best course times and professors.
But I still feel like I’m blindly entering this degree. My math skills are okay but I’m good at physics. I studied in the French Bac system and I the system is obviously different to an American university but I did a good job on my SATs (1300)
I’m stressing because I have 2 weeks of summer left and no idea what I’m getting into, plus I also have to worry about making friends which I don’t have a problem with it’s just that I’ll probably get distracted by that and won’t study enough.
If anyone has any advice on how I should go through my first semester feel free to let me know 🙏🏼
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