q

Biggest chance is: everybody is feeling just like you, so, don't worry.

Biggest advice to you is to stick to a schedule and do not wander from it. Go to all your classes on time. Letting yourself sleep in just one day because you're SUPER tired that morning will lead to more and more leniency which is a very slippery slope. Go to sleep on time; never underestimate the importance of sleep to your studies (if you're studying psychology you should know or will soon learn just how damn important sleep is to your brain). And always leave a bit of time to relax because all work and no play will drive you insane.

My current advice (and no, not serious):

Just think: what would Tyrion do.

View attached image.

hehehe I studied psychology and i was introvert ( iguess im still am). Good luck, don't be scared, nobody is going to harm you. Eventually you will find (or they find you) people who has the same interest as you. Say hello and all that.

Don't be scare to talk in class, really.

I, being an introvert myself, would just like to say that you should make some good friends at the university. Being in someone's company is not too bad... You will miss these days once you get into professional life (at least I miss the time spent with my friends, the university: definitely not so much lol). Create memories that you can cherish later.

Guess what day it is

youll be fine
edit:
you are attractive so youll be double fine

Another tip (i think somewhere i posted) just go to class to learn and ignore people, if someone ask you for a pencil, stab him with the pencil and pee on the wound to show dominance

Just stab everyone you see. Easy!

Have a nice day, just don't stab everyone and you should be OK:)

View attached image.

(sigh) Young 12 (20) year-olds have all the fun...

I remember my first year:
[flashback] met a girl [5 years younger], realized shes got a boyfriend, became her friend for the next 2 years;
found out they broke up, "upgraded" the relationship, was shocked to find her ex-boyfriend had a point [crazy bi***, shaved my... nvm], was miserable for the next 2 years. [/flashback]

But at least I didn't marry her.

I remmeber my first year. I didn't know anyone, in fact was alone for some months but by the time passed I have been meeting more and more people. The thing is I have changed a lot in these 3 years of university, I'm not as shy as before.

Everyone is nervous about starting university, so you are not alone. Also universitys tend to have lots of activities when you start to help you get into the student life :) and if they dont you will get to know people soon enough regardless with group assignments and such :)

As for the no confidence thing, I find that you grow alot in university and you get over alot of things you had problems with before, just give it some time :)

Goodluck with your studies :)

Try and ID students who are similar to yourself in study habits and make an effort to be near them or in their groups if your classes do groups. Intro Psychology is a lot of term memorization and usually multiple choice tests, so if you're not good at tests... practice. And if you're not good at studying try and get into or form study groups with like-minded individuals. Finding people you can stand to be around and work with gets easier over time since in most cases you're going to be having classes with a lot of the same students over the years. Also, get with advisers early on and don't take courses you don't need. I took a handful of courses "for my health" early on, but it came back to bite me in the butt (though to be fair, taking yoga HAS improved my life a bit in permanent ways so.. meh? Step aerobics and whatever the few other fitness classes I took were called though... probably coulda given them a miss)

Ok Chicken now tell us what you have experienced today :3
How many students have you stabbed?