<p>for fall quarter of freshman year, i hear to not really get involved in anything and have been advised to take 3 classes. i am taking 3 classes but i want to start volunteering too. i'm keeping my eyes open for new clubs as well although i have interests in the same ones from high school.</p>
<p>to what extent do you believe to adjustment to college life in the fall by a lighter course load and perhaps no involvement on campus?</p>
<p>you ask a lot of questions...thats good, i guess</p>
<p>for fall quarter of freshman year, i hear to not really get involved in anything and have been advised to take 3 classes. i am taking 3 classes but i want to start volunteering too. i'm keeping my eyes open for new clubs as well although i have interests in the same ones from high school.</p>
<p>to what extent do you believe to adjustment to college life in the fall by a lighter course load and perhaps no involvement on campus?</p>
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<p>Depends entirely on the person. Figure it out for yourself. Drop things. Add courses. Add volunteer hours or ECs... all up to you.</p>
<p>Taking the 3 classes is generally recommended, but I've never heard of not getting involved in ANYTHING. That's absurd. </p>
<p>With the Activities Fair in the fall, you SHOULD get involved in something. It's a great way to meet more people as well. It's not like three classes will take up all your waking time.</p>
<p>relax ... get off the boards and enjoy the little time you have left with your family and friends before heading off to college</p>
<p>like i said, just chillllllll......</p>
<p>yeah, relax a bit and get adjusted. I had too much fun my fall quarter. Pulled a 3.1, but then the following quarter.. I got pwned again. for a 2.8. But i'm "adjusted" now. I know what I'm doing, and the whole time management issue isn't so much a problem anymore. (3.5 Spring quarter)</p>