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students can share their experiences regarding professors and classes. She said entering a class without knowing anything about it or the professor can be a disaster and lead to a long semester full of struggle and frustration. Smith also said scheduling classes with time restraints in mind, specifically morning classes, is crucial. “I wish someone would have told me that no matter how much I thought I would make it to a 7:30 a.m. math class, I was wrong,” she said. “(It’s) definitely best to avoid morning classes when possible.” Alexis Cabrera, an ASU alumna who studies psychology as a graduate student at Columbia, said she would advise freshman to beware of the many dangers of partying and drugs, especially in the dorms. Cabrera said the best thing freshman can do is be true to themselves when building their new network of support and friends, and stay away from those who are negative influences.

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