What is A freshman like

What should i do to prepare

Explanation:

If you are talking about freshmen year for highschool, it is actually not too terrible. The only thing you wanna be good at is keeping your grades up. Middle school grades are useless but highschool grades affect your chances for going to your desired school or getting scholarships/grants for higher education such as college. I know TONS of people who slacked off their freshmen year and regretted cuz their gpa took a hit during the first year.

Best way to avoid this would be to be on top of your game. You can still enjoy life but prioritizing studies is important as well. Being part of clubs on school also makes the transition easier from middle school to high school. Sometimes it feels like everyone is watching you but honestly everyone is busy with their own stuff so do not ever feel embarrased or scared or anything like that. Make good friends and build good relationship with your teachers. I can go on and on but hopefully you get the gist.

Hi. You may feel a little nervous on your first day. You may get lost trying to find your new classrooms. It's OK, teacher's understand. You're going to be meeting lots of new classmates and potential friends. It's a great opportunity, but it will take some time to get to know them and they, you. But it will happen. You may be concerned about the difficulty of your courses and will you be able to meet the challenge academically. Be confident that you will. What you learned in your previous school will be adequate to prepare you for the challenges of high school subjects. So relax and just enjoy those first days. Find the humor in it, keep a smile on your face, try to be helpful to others and know that within a week or so it will all be routine. Good luck.

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