Ann

Starting college was both exciting and intimidating for me. When I first entered university, everything felt unfamiliar. I did not know my classmates, the campus was huge, and the learning style was very different from high school. At that time, I often felt nervous and unsure about whether I could adapt to this new environment. During the first few months, the biggest challenge for me was social interaction. In high school, I was used to staying with the same group of friends, but in college, I had to meet new people and communicate with strangers. At first, I was quiet and hesitant to start conversations. However, group projects and class activities gradually forced me to step out of my comfort zone. Over time, I began to talk more, make friends, and feel less anxious in social situations. Another important change was learning how to manage my time independently. Unlike high school, college gave me much more freedom. At first, I sometimes procrastinated and struggled to balance assig...