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It has been great to get so much support from everyone. Thanks!
I have to maintain a 3.4 GPA in order to keep my scholarships. I know that's not an extremely high GPA, but I realize it will take a lot of time and work with the kinds of classes I am taking. Like someone mentioned, if you haven't had to work very much in high school, it can be a rude awakening when you get to college. I tend to procrastinate, but know that I will have to change that in order to do well in college.
I'm looking forward to the whole sorority recruitment, but am nervous, just like any other freshman would be. I don't want to be seen as a "nerd" because I am in engineering. I kind of had the opposite experience in high school. I was the blonde cheerleader, so people were surprised when I did well in classes like calculus and physics. It was annoying, but I dealt with it. I just hope the sororities don't stereotype like that and think that just because I'm in engineering I am all about math and science.
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