Embrace your housing situation, no matter what it is. It will help broaden your friend group outside of your major or program.ģ. Don’t listen to this! I remember creating an awesome amount of new friends by talking to other students in my GE’s - students that I may have never met outside of these general classes. The first thing I remember is my roommates telling me that no one really becomes friends or talks to other students in GE classes since most of the time you won’t have a class with them again. People will tell you that no one becomes friends in GE classes don’t listen to them.
Let yourself grow beyond the first few people you cling to for comfort in the beginning weeks.Ģ. You may find yourself drifting away from them and that is 100 percent okay. Yes, these people do serve an important purpose for helping you integrate and feel comfortable your first few weeks of school but they do not have to become lifetime friends. Naturally, you will begin to think the only people you will have anything in common with are the other spring admits or transfers you meet at orientation activities. The people you get to know at orientation don’t have to be your friends forever.Ĭoming into school and thinking everyone already knows each other is a daunting prospect. Here are some of the things I wondered, learned and experienced as a USC spring admit that I hope can help the incoming spring admits adjust a little easier.ġ. It was exciting, nerve-wracking and confusing all at once and left me with a million questions about what coming to USC as a spring admit would be like. I know it was for me, that was, until I opened my letter and saw that I wasn’t invited for the fall semester but the next spring semester instead. Getting into USC has to be one of the most exciting days of your life.
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