@inspireHIGHERED A9.Depends!If you are trying hard to get a head go for it, but it is rigorous & time consuming. I would suggest taking a summer off & gaining work experience if you need a break from classes. I would never suggest mini-mesters if you want to have a life lol #insirpEDtochat
@inspireHIGHERED A8. YES! But it is worth it! You learn about what is important to you & how to manage your time. College is not easy but it is so worth it! I have met some of the best people in college & throughout my career! #inspirEDtochat
@inspireHIGHERED@UNTUnion has a great meditation room on the top floor of the building. Sometimes you just need a quiet place to relax and focus on yourself #inspirEDtochat
@inspireHIGHERED A6. Utilize resources! Mentoring, tutoring, study sessions, and office hours were always available to me but I didn't realize I needed help until I was already failing #inspirEDtochat
@inspireHIGHERED A4. I applied for 1 BIG full-ride scholarship! After I lost that scholarship (I didn't maintain my GPA), I kept applying for more scholarships because I needed more MONEY! #inspirEDtochat
@inspireHIGHERED A3.I was textbook prepared for college!I applied early, took the ACT/SAT multiple times,applied for scholarships,but that did not prepare me for college. I didn't know anyone, I was unsure of which courses to take, and I felt like I didn't belong in college #inspirEDtochat
@inspireHIGHERED A2. I picked my major based on what I was good at (theater) & yes I changed it because I realized communications was more my style. I majored in Public Relations and realized there are so many companies that need people who are good at representing them #inspirEDtochat
@inspireHIGHERED A1. I think the main different is no one is telling you what to do. You can choose to wake up for class or not. You have to remember you WHY so you have motivation to keep going #inspirEDtochat
@inspireHIGHERED A8: I think we thrive on and need both types of motivation. For some, it could be the goal itself: writing a book (extrinsic - royalties) vs. reading a book (intrinsic - satisfaction). Overall, I think it depends on the individual's aptitude. #InspirEDtoChat
@inspireHIGHERED A6. Remember your WHY for doing things. This is my fav video to get motivated and keep me on track https://t.co/DGNK0GZLm9 #inspirEDtochat
@inspireHIGHERED A3. Figure out when you feel happy, write it down, and then when you are feeling unmotivated read that list and remember why were put on that path #inspirEDtochat
@inspireHIGHERED A2. I LOVE check lists! No matter how small the item is it feels so good to check it off your list! I also like to listen to upbeat music and that keeps me going. #inspirEDtochat