The Lion's Pride vol. 1 (Fall 2013) | Page 64

61 to go first. As a new student, that is to be expected. No one really knows what they are doing just yet. You may walk in the wrong class or write a horrible essay, maybe even fail your statistics class, but always remember this fifth and final Word to the Wise; whatever you have going on, whether it’s school or your personal life, if you think you can’t take it or too much is hitting you all at once, the world will not end. You are not alone. When you are having a moment of chaos that is screaming inside your head, when you’re being mentally negative and think this is all too overwhelming just take a look at your peers. Look at your fellow classmates and remind yourself, they don’t know what they’re doing just yet either. It’s ok if you don’t know how to study effectively yet or that this class is harder than you thought. Maybe you are “lucky” enough to have those extremely rough times when you start to think “what have I gotten myself into” or “I’m in too deep and can’t turn back now…” Remember that you have people to talk to, and you’re not the only one that has aimlessly wondered the halls looking for their class. You’re not the only one that forgot to turn in that important assignment and you will not be the last. So don’t stress. At LWIT you will always have someone that will help you. College doesn’t have to be big, bad and