Sun: It's a two-way street of understanding your own passion and being open to your interests changing. I consider it to be a part of my life, and I want to keep on learning about it, even after graduation. How did you know that you were pursuing something (a major, for instance) that was right for you?Īmare: I realized I really liked philosophy and political theory when I found myself talking about it with friends, reading books about it and just generally doing it for its own sake, not for a grade. You’ll figure it out, even if it seems like other people are figuring it out quicker than you are. Everyone is nervous about making friends, doing well in school and making a place for themselves, so just relax. I don’t know if I’m going to keep writing for a living, but I do know I met my best friend from that experience. I was interested in journalism and the arts, so I went to a Recess meeting freshman year. Skyler Graham: If there’s anything you’re interested in, check it out! Don’t worry too much about how a certain club will look on your resume, since your passion and dedication from any activity will shine through.
#SWEET16 BLUE WRITING TRIAL#
I joined mock trial my first year and met people who I know I will remain friends with for a long, long time. For me, joining a club was one of the best ways to do this.
Stay in touch with the people who celebrate you for who you are and with whom you feel comfortable being unabashedly yourself. Nellie Sun: It's okay if you don't remember the names of everyone you meet during O-Week.
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