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The Top five things I learned in my three weeks at Lane.




1. Double check your schedule to make sure your attending classes on the right days and times. My first two weeks I struggled with that because I did not understand my schedule.

2. Make it to dining hours on time or you're going to be screwed.

3. Stay Organized!!! I found out being organized is important because if you're not you can easily loose focus on the important things you need to get done.

4. Positive Vibes only!!! It is good to have positives vibes and a good spirit because it will make your college journey a little bit easier.

5. Study, Study, Study!!! make sure you make time to do it because it is crucial. It is important to study so you can be prepared for pop up quizzes or test that the professors love to give.


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