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Freshman College Orientation: Your Guide to Starting Strong! Welcome to D'Youville University , freshmen! As you embark on this exciting new journey, orientation is your chance to get familiar with your new environment, meet fellow students, and get answers to important questions. Here are five essential questions every new student should ask during orientation: 1. What resources are available for academic support? - Understanding the tutoring services, writing centers, and office hours can make a big difference in your academic success. 2. How can I get involved on campus? - Learn about clubs, organizations, and events that align with your interests. Getting involved is a great way to meet new people and enrich your college experience. 3. What safety measures are in place on campus? - Knowing about campus security, emergency procedures, and safety resources ensures you feel secure in your new home. 4. Where can I find mental health and wellness resources? - College can be stressful. Familiarize yourself with counseling services, health centers, and wellness programs to support your mental and physical health. 5. What are the best ways to manage my time and stay organized? - Get tips from upperclassmen and advisors on balancing classes, studying, and extracurricular activities effectively. Don't hesitate to ask these questions and more during your orientation. Your college experience is what you make of it, so take advantage of all the resources and opportunities available to you! #CollegeOrientation #FreshmanTips #CampusLife #AcademicSuccess #StudentWellbeing #GetInvolved

25 years ago, a fresh engineering graduate could command a starting salary of Rs. 15,000 per month - a substantial sum in those times. Today, the narrative has dramatically shifted in the IT industry. Factors like technological advancements, increased competition, and economic fluctuations have reshaped the job market for fresh engineering graduates. It's crucial to understand the reasons behind this transformation and explore strategies to navigate this new reality. #engineering #salaries #ITindustry #jobmarket #economy #careeradvice

Time seems to have flown by in the blink of an eye that I can't believe that we've reached the midpoint of the year of 2024, it feels like I haven't paid attention to my LinkedIn for too long. Therefore, I would like to share with you what I had been doing in 2023-2024. These activities include undergraduate thesis, graduation, and started on my first job as fresh graduate of Industrial Enggineering. For details of each of these activities, I will be posting them in the following posts.

Hi guys! It's been a while, however, it is not too late to apply for the Rutgers Road to Consulting (RTC). Applications are due tomorrow Wednesday, April 3rd, 2024 by 11:59 pm. If you are a rising sophomore or junior at Rutgers Business School, then this is for you! Apply! Key takeaways as a Cohort 3 member: *Ask precise questions and get straight to the point *Gain confidence in your interpersonal skills such as storytelling *Accept criticism, and be challenged in your thought process

Day – 7 In Day 7 of the QUADE KNOWLEDGE UPSCALE PROGRAM for our engineering students, our CEO, Santhosh A, explained the importance of study and review, highlighting how crucial it is in completing Millwork projects effectively. In the "Purpose of Study" topic, he shared the benefits and advantages of starting a project properly by studying thoroughly. --Proper study helps us identify and fix issues in the early stages of the project, making the process rework- and error-proof, and avoiding interruptions in the creation process due to issues or missing information. --A combination of proper study, review, asking questions, and communication is a must-have and the bare minimum for success. Santhosh A then showed a live project input and demonstrated how to review the input email and check the given inputs. He shared the input files with the interns and reviewed these live projects with them. At the end of the session, since it was their first time reviewing a Millwork project, Santhosh A gave them a task to find our scope of products based on the work order. All the interns completed this task with full interest. Our Interns: Mathubalan M Sathish Kumar Sneha V Venkatesan R Arun V Ishwarya M Bharathi Siva Esaivani E Tamil Selvan Pavinesh M Our team: Ezhilvanan Arunachalam Santhosh A Maharajan kumar Venkatesh Arumugam Ashok M Yesudasan M THANGARAJ P Nanjil Manohar Aravindhan Sundararajan 5 more days to go!

They are young, fresh, and innocent all together It is this time of the year when universities have a new intake of students commonly known as "Freshmen" getting in Some universities are already full as others are still advertising for more students Entering the university as a freshman is a blend of excitement and nervousness The university world opens up before you filled with endless possibilities Some have enrolled in courses they don't want Others are happy that they got the courses they wanted and in the respective universities of their choice Freshmen are surrounded by peers with diverse set of dreams and aspirations The first few weeks are hectic as you adjust to class schedules, campus environment, and hostel life Some of the freshmen have been in homes with much protection and this is their first time to have all the freedom and independence they ever needed; you have a key to your room, no curfew, visitors are allowed in at anytime All in all it is excitement and smiles everywhere for the freshmen. Academic challenges await, pushing you to think critically and manage your time effectively You shouldn't forget to embrace the social aspect too by joining clubs, attending events and forging friendships that may last a lifetime It is okay to feel lost sometimes. Seek help when needed whether from professors, tutors, or counselling services Your freshman year is just the beginning of an incredible journey P.S. What memories do you have with your experience as a freshman at the university. #Freshman #Parents #University #Students

What Next After Graduation? There are so many questions, a fresh graduate has, in his mind. 1) What function I should get into? 2)In what industry I should enter? 3)How can I assess myself to choose the option? 4)What is GOAL of my life? 5)What skills (Hard & Soft) should I acquire? 6)What is ROAD MAP to get my GOAL? To get all answers, call @7978874392 for 121 consultations.

Top 10 Tips for College Freshmen: Advice I Wish I Had Known Looking back at my college days, I share the valuable advice I wish I had known as a freshman. From staying focused to exploring different opportunities, these tips will help you make the most of your college experience. #CollegeTips #FreshmanAdvice #CollegeExperience #SuccessInCollege #TimeManagement #FindingFocus #ExploringOpportunities #StudentLife #AcademicSuccess #PersonalGrowth

I love / respect juniors so this post is not meant to demean any one. I am collecting data so that i can share with college fresh pass outs and new joinee. As a senior what irritates you about Fresh college joiners, please out down in comments. Here are some i know from other seniors. 1. Given task they do not make enough attempt before coming to seniors for help. 2. Basics fundamentals not clear. 3. Given a requirement they do not understand requirement and do not cross question. 4. Chalta attitude , do not update things on time. 5. Do not update about task status and wait for seniors to question. Said and done seniors should also do mentorship and have patience :-) . But in this post wanted to know more from the seniors perspective.

ትልቁ ጥፋቴ in university is department selection ነው coz until now I can't get a job. fresh university students Please you have to consider the following point to chose your department . Students can avoid mistakes in their department selection by following these strategies: 1. **Self-Assessment**: Reflect on your interests, strengths, and career goals. Understanding what you enjoy and excel at can guide your choice. 2. **Research**: Investigate various departments and their curricula. Look into course content, faculty expertise, and potential career paths. 3. **Seek Advice**: Talk to current students, alumni, and academic advisors. Their insights can provide valuable perspectives on different departments. 4. **Explore Introductory Courses**: Take introductory courses in multiple fields before committing. This can help you gauge your interest and aptitude. 5. **Consider Job Market Trends**: Research industries that are growing and in demand. This can help you choose a department that aligns with future job