Don't be intimidated by them, they are there to help. Be wise about the number of credits you take, especially the first quarter. Take some courses that look like fun, as well as more challenging courses. Take some time to enjoy the social life on campus - it is a good way to meet new people and make friends. Conduct an in-depth evaluation of your strengths, abilities, skills, and values.
Electronic materials are abundant on the Internet.
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