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Is it good to go to college with your best friend?
While old friends can be a comfort at college, experts say students should make new connections. Before students plan their escape across the country or vow to attend the same college as their BFF, experts suggest they do a bit of soul-searching to determine what they want most out of the college experience.
Do college friends stay forever?
Friendships that begin during college days last for a lifetime, a new study has revealed. Friends are essential because they provide emotional stability in a person’s life.
How do I deal with my best friend going to college?
How to say goodbye and stay in touch with high school friends
- Mark the farewell.
- Keep it in perspective.
- Set realistic expectations for keeping in touch.
- Establish that you’ll need space at school.
- Schedule time to spend together.
- Use social media to share your college experiences.
How do you deal with losing friends after college?
If this sounds familiar, try these four strategies for coping with the loss of friends.
- Acknowledge Your Friendships Will Change.
- Grieve Your Losses.
- Celebrate Your Friends’ Accomplishments.
- Honor What You Had.
Should I be roommates with my best friend in college?
Should You Room With Your Friend in College? While some friends might love living together, I personally wouldn’t recommend it, especially for your freshman year of college. Dorms are small, personalities are big, and there are so many new experiences just waiting to be had on your own or with new people.
How do you lifelong a friend in college?
Taking the steps to connect with others is an important part of making friendships that can be lifelong.
- Don’t Be Afraid to Put Yourself Out There.
- Get to Know People in Your Dorm.
- Be Active on Campus.
- Attend School Events.
- Bond With People in Your Major.
- Connect With Others at PLNU.