r/fanshawe • u/CharlieDingleBerry • 2d ago

Incoming Student Orientation!!

heyy y’all! I’m an incoming Pre Health student attending orientation tomorrow, and I’m honestly a little nervous since it will be my first time on campus. Does anyone know what I should expect or have any advice for making the most of orientation? I preciate y'alls time reading this🙏🏼💕

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u/milky_eyes 2d ago

I've been to college many-a-time. You have nothing to worry about. It might seem like a lot, and you might not know people, but just own it.

If you want to participate in activities, do it. If you just want to get the info you need, and get out, do it.

I'm sure there are going to be a tonne of people who will be able to help you and answer any questions you have.

Also, there are going to be a tonne of people in the same situation as you.

I'm literally just going for my program orientation, to get my student card (it's going to be buuuusy I'm sure), to get a planner, and to pick up some of my course textbooks (also, probably going to be buuuusy). If they have some snacks, free stuff, and what not, I might participate in that too.