<p>1) Do not slack senior year</p>
<p>2) Write your thoughts down about what you want to do in life... not just academically</p>
<p>3) If you have to, look in the mirror everyday, and tell yourself what you need to hear</p>
<p>4) When writing your college essays, EXPRESS YOUR STORY while ANSWERING THE PROMPT</p>
<p>5) Do something out of your comfort zone monthly, weekly, or even daily.</p>
<p>6) Stay in contact with friends you meet on summer trips or jobs.</p>
<p>7) Try to help others and not just so you can put it down as volunteering experience on your resume</p>
<p>8) LISTEN to current and past college students, ANALYZE their words, and IMPLEMENT the pertinent (did I say that correctly?)</p>
<p>9) Make a sacrafice</p>
<p>10) Take time to learn more about yourself... do a monthly evaluation which can then in turn become a 2-yr major evaluation to see if you are where you want to be in life</p>
<p>11) Have faith in something... for me, it's God/Jesus</p>
<p>12) Not only have hope, exhuberate confidence, and become so confident you make others confident (this is the positive type of overconfidence in my mind except I would prefer to call it "supreme confidence" instead of overconfidence)</p>
<p>13) Wake up every morning and smile</p>
<p>14) LAUGH LAUGH LAUGH</p>
<p>15) Slow down every now again</p>
<p>16) Hakuna matata... remember that phrase</p>