Respect🙏 you never stop learning

Mariem. Thank you so so much!!!😁

That’s really inspiring ! As they say: Education is life long ♥️ I wish you all the Luck!

@@Angel-jk8cb Wow! Thank you so much! That is so encouraging! I really appreciate it! 😊 ❤️

@@insertname9765 Thank you so so much!! 😁

Great summary, but I think number 11 should be either 'DO NOT study in your bed' or 'DO study at your desk'😅

@@victoriaravenclaw773 I just changed.

Thank you!

You are AWESOME for writing this list!! It's helping me so much!! 😁 ❤️

Wow so awesome of you to write this!! 😁

Ya me too, I don't like bubbly people. I don't trust them because I feel that they are fake

And when will i study 😂😂

I totally agree though I'm in middle school and I'm watching this a little late but my science prof. is a really fast talker then doesn't help me. what should i do

Francisca Abreu ah, idk. try a study group with classmates or a group chat? if you can’t do that then start googling😅 khan academy is always a big help!

Girl you are insane. I’m tellin you that right now. Hahahah

I feel I’m taking stats, physics, biochemistry, microbiology 😭 we got this!

Lol 😂 me too except for the history class

ILL Pray for u buddy!! we all in this together :)

You got this girl!!

Me too, I’m freaking out

Don't worry fam, I'm just gonna drop this comment I made on another video here because I’m a junior in college. I know this might be late to do this but here’s some advice I wanna give to you and everyone else in the comments from my experience: 1. Please don’t do 8am/9am classes if you know for a fact you’re not a morning person and are able to schedule gen eds in the afternoon/evening; it’s even better if you’re able to schedule online classes 2. Don’t skip class/take a class if you know your professor takes attendance for a grade; in the same vein, don’t let your advisor schedule you for worthless classes if you’re going in undeclared or undecided, like University 101. 3. Don’t buy/rent textbooks from the campus bookstore until after the first week or two; it’s a waste of money and sometimes you never use the book at all 4. If you don’t want to join any sororities/frats, clubs or student organizations and want to focus on school, don’t feel bad! It’ll also save you money and time for things like working outside of class, self-care, homework, etc. 5. PLEASE DON’T PROCRASTINATE ON BIG PROJECTS THAT YOU HAVE TWO MONTHS OR THE WHOLE SEMESTER TO DO BUT DO THEM IN A WEEK OR LESS, your grades and brain will thank you later 6. Don’t go out and blow money on five thousand notebooks and binders (unless you're an organizing nerd); do one huge notebook and one binder for papers or do notes on your laptop/tablet with a stylus, whatever you feel helps you retain your knowledge of a subject best. 7. TALK AND ENGAGE WITH YOUR PROFESSORS; I’ve been in many classes, especially gen eds, where no one talks or looks at the professor when they’re trying to talk to the students and no one wants to speak up because it’s a quiet classroom and all attention is on you when you speak. Those professors will appreciate you and write recommendations for jobs and scholarships for you. 8. Use easybib.com for MLA essay citations, it does them for you automatically and one of my high school teachers showed it to us in a college prep class. Been using it for the last three years for everything. 9. Drink a moderate amount of water in a reusable water bottle/insulated cup, carry small snacks like nuts or granola bars (whatever snack you like at home) with you and be careful how much you spend on Starbucks and food in the student union/main cafeteria. If you have that reusable cup and you want to get coffee, tea, soda, whatever, you can also get a discount of like ten cents off your drink usually or have it count as a refill so win-win there. 10. Leave the house at least a half-hour or hour early for whatever class you need to do first if you commute by car to campus so you can get the best spots; if you’re living in dorms or campus apartments, give yourself that same amount of time to fully wake up and get ready both mentally and physically. I hope this helps!

*she already graduated... in accounting (if I'm remembering right)*

you probably dont care but if you guys are bored like me during the covid times you can stream pretty much all of the new series on instaflixxer. Been watching with my brother recently xD

@Emilio Reign Yup, I've been using InstaFlixxer for since december myself :D

"fair skin" WTF miss girl

I read this as germs not gems

I think she majored in accounting

Early bird gets the worm

Pandemic Affect how

@@hallen3169 You replied to an 11 month old comment move on. If you feel offended in anyway you need to find help. Secondly, you contradicted yourself, "you don't hear me telling the whole world" yet you said, " I am a freshman at 15 with a 4.11 gpa". Thirdly, that's cool keep up the grind don't quit. Fourthly and finally, I've been a full-time college student by the age of 13 but it was difficult due to having learning disabilities I had to find study methods that worked for me.

@@kenm2595 In 8th grade I chose to take the move on when ready test, not all schools have them though so you'd have to do your own research. If you pass the test you can get accepted into a college (no mater the age) and when I took it I passed it then got accepted and enrolled into a college, then became full-time and continued taking classes. If you have any questions let me know and I'll be happy to answer them for you.

@@hallen3169 Also again keep up the great work and I hope you go far, but a college 4.0 and a high school 4.0 are completely different. Not even measurable. Good job though

Swift Rose literally no one cares youre a freshman with a 4.11 gpa either so im sorry, who asked YOU??? you just wanted to brag gtfo

You strong, and just keep it pushing

Chipper

she already graduated

*all A's*

When you get all A’s in all exams in a semester you call it a 4.0 or if you get less you might get a 3.1 you get it

That wasn’t a class lol... that was me going to the gym. I went to Rutgers business school 👌🏼 try to not be rude next time