Advice for Incoming Badgers: Ignore All Advice

Welcome to the University of Wisconsin-Madison! While you’ll undoubtedly be bombarded with advice from all directions, sometimes the best way is to ignore and trust your instincts. Yes, you heard that right! Here’s how you can embrace the unexpected and make your freshman year truly your own:  1. Discover Your Own Pace Everyone will tell Read More…

Taking It One Step at a Time

Hello to the incoming freshmen of the University of Wisconsin – Madison. The thoughts on navigating college life while also trying to carve a path into your career may be overwhelming, but my biggest advice would be to take it one step at a time.  As an upcoming sophomore, my freshmen year is fresh in Read More…

The first semester

Any beginning is usually challenging, like the first semester at college. Coming from a different country or city imposes even more challenges. Today I will share some tips on how to blend in the campus and start making the most out of your college experience as an incoming freshmen. First things first, you have to Read More…

Fit Your Vibe, Find Your Tribe

After the pomp and circumstances of high school graduation have worn off it’s time to look to the next great adventure. This is a time of exciting changes. But also uncharted territory. You want to find a group of people you connect with to support, encourage and just have a good time with. Since UW-Madison Read More…

Mastering Self-Trust

Dear Incoming Freshman,  Congratss! As you step into this new chapter of your life, remember to give yourself space to grow and discover who you are and what you’re passionate about. I would recommend that you get specific with yourself regarding what you want to gain from your college experience. Having self-growth and academic goals Read More…

A Guide to Freshman Year

Are you an incoming freshman this year? Here is a step by step guide on how to branch our, and find your new found home at UW-Madison! There are a few things I utilized myself as a freshman, not too long ago. Right off the bat, I recommend introducing yourself to your fellow classmates in Read More…