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What’s the best way to handle your first year of college? Here’s advice from May grads

Trojans tell the newbies what they need to know as a new chapter of their lives begins on Move-in Day

by USC staff

Get involved. Stay balanced. Manage your time.

It’s Move-in Day, and USC’s new students have a lot to think about as they adjust to campus life.

Here are a few helpful tips on how to handle the situation, offered by fellow Trojans who have been there and done that.

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What’s the best way to handle your first year of college? Here’s advice from May grads

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