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. I found Bryan Cox’s answers to be the most interesting because I can relate and connect with him the most as I, as well, plan on living at home and commuting. With all the things he had mentioned such as home-cooked meals and wake-up calls, I feel that there will be more time for me to focus on my studies and less on errands and the duties of living on my own as I will have my family to help me out. Another point that I found interesting from Bryan’s answer was when he said “I don’t necessarily have all the freedom I’d have if I were living on campus.” This answer is interesting to me because usually students would insist to live on campus instead of living at home because they would have more freedom without typical family restrictions such as curfew, going to bed early, …show more content…

a) After hearing from Katherine Bennett, I was surprised when she mentioned that the work from university was not as difficult as teachers at secondary school proclaimed. I find this surprising because I have always been told that post-secondary work load is very overwhelming.
b) Hearing what Bryan Cox has said about the workload for the first year, has greatly reduced my stress level because I was never a big fan of immense amounts of work. Since Bryan mentioned how the work load was manageable and less than expected, this is a great factor as university and college students will still have time for themselves to hang out with their family and friends, meet new people, join clubs, participate in extracurricular activities, volunteer, etc.
c) From the article, I thought that the best advice was from Fahad Malik where he advised to always smile and laugh. According to him, appearing happy and approachable is a great way to meet new people and make new friends. I think making new friends is really important, especially when you are heading into an unfamiliar environment, because you can always turn to your friends for help, advice, moral support, and just to hang out and relieve stress,

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