Starting college can be exciting, scary and stressful all at the same time. The most important thing to remember is to LOOK AFTER YOURSELF. If you are living away from home for the first time, microwave food and fast food are a tempting option for dinner. While there is nothing wrong with treating yourself to a chipper once or twice a week, having them every night can be expensive and bad for your health. Try to make yourself healthy dinners with a decent amount of fruit and vegetables. Suggest taking turns to cook “proper” dinners with your housemates. This can work out cheaper and healthier for your entire household. When you feel stressed, go outside and take a nice long walk, kick a ball around with your friends, or even better, get involved with a sports or society in college. You will be amazed at how relaxed you can feel after a bit of exercise. There is also the temptation to go out most nights when you first start college. There’s no harm in it really, but if you go out two nights, maybe only drink alcohol for one of them. That way, you are still having the banter but saving money and sparing yourself the hangover the next day.

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