There's a library on campus that nobody goes to. It's called the Auxiliary Library
and it's right off of Serra Street. I highly recommend checking that out.
The librarian there is the sweetest guy and nobody really comes and visits him.
I definitely say not feeling pressure to do everything at once
or try to get involved in too much all at once
because just even navigating through first year is a load upon itself
so just definitely take your time
and find things you're interested in
and then opportunities will open.
It's quite easy to study abroad, I think,
it's easiest if you plan in advance
so if you anticipate wanting to study abroad somewhere
maybe freshman year or sophomore year
thinking about what the logistics of that will be.
I didn't plan my year abroad, it happened
serendipitously in a way
I knew I wanted to go to Washington and I'd had
friends who did Washington and Cape Town,
and then I didn't want to come back
senior, no junior spring
so I just stayed and went to Oxford
so it can happen multiple ways
organically or planned in advance
I think either is fine and either way will
work and is worth doing.
Interact, don't just like close your door at the end of the day. The best thing people remember
about your first year and the thing you miss is like the open-door policy.
Yeah, leave your door open like all the time.
Don't worry about being efficient with your time
because I think that some of the most meaningful parts of my freshman year
were times that maybe traditionally
would have been seen as time wasted but it was having
conversations with people or trying new things and I think those are things that
are those will be things I'll remember a lot more than like p-sets and classes.
As a frosh, I wish I knew that
time management is important. It's a skill that I thought I have acquired and
gotten very good at in high school, and I realize when you come here,
it's a new environment and it gets all thrown out the window so you really have to work to
re-adjust your schedule, re-adjust your life, and re-adjust the way you approach all
these different opportunities, so take time freshman year to really explore
what time management means in this whole different context, and with that make
sure you build in time for yourself, build in time for your friends and
build in time for office hours and classes.
It's important to have a good balance all over and not focus too much on any one area.
Be present. I think freshman year comes with
a lot of change and adjusting, and I think in the midst
of all of it, it's really important to be present in everything you're doing.
So if you're making new friends, be there,
really get to know them and try to be open
to meeting new people.
With classes, I'd say be present there too
I mean we've gotten into Stanford for a reason
and I think taking the time to really be in class
when you're there, learning the material
you'd really be surprised with what you find interesting
and what you really enjoy.
So yeah I think being present and just really soaking up
the experience because you blink
and it's over.
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