Freshman Year

Now, I remember being a freshman in college, and let me tell you, there are a couple of key things to keep in mind (which most people do not). Institute of Medicine has much to offer in this field. One is how to manage your time, another is how to manage your money and, last but not least is how to manage your health (what most do not realize is that the three are closely related). So … why does this happen? There are many reasons why the poor freshmen come in thin (I know … we’ll have to make believe that occurred in lean to begin with) and go home after a year, a heavyweight and with an extra twenty pounds. For the nerds, the study of eating means- chemistry? No, chips. Pizza? Yes, help with math.

This is all due to the stress that builds up under the pressure of performing well and excel in the exams. Stress leads to “false hunger” false, because you’re not really hungry and just need to do anything to avoid going crazy. If this is the fact that now on their own. Fast food quickly becomes your best friend as your efficient time (although delay so it is really useless) and still the need to cook at least basic skills. Why study the art of making a bit of rice when you can simply by a cheeseburger at McDonald’s? Most students make friends, and therefore, the study groups, and therefore, for that substance in packages. Now that we are all doing it together, it magnifies the problem.