Got accepted into my first choice university.

Thank you. I'll start learning it then!

I like that tip, thanks!

I do love fajitas and enchiladas, and coke wings do sound nice. I'll give them a try! :)

Thank you! I struggle to remain relaxed before exams, but maybe I can try harder to suppress that.

And I'll ensure I'm getting all the food and drink that I need to stay alive and well :P

Thank you! I'll do my best to do this. It would be nice to be able to relax at night instead of worrying about work.

I'm going to be studying physics.

The exam advice is a new one to me. Never had someone suggest relaxing the day before an exam.

I agree with the advice on notes. I've see many people who urge students to go over and expand on notes, and it's something I need to be better at.

I'll make sure to remember the writing advice for when I've got reports to write.

Thank you for all your advice.

Thanks. I've previously been pretty bad at going over notes, so I definitely need to improve at uni.

Thank you. This will definitely help me out a lot, especially stir frying. My mum always goes on about knowing how to do that.

Never heard of a roux before, but I'm glad I do now. I appreciate the rest of the info, and I'll do my best to put it to use.

Thanks. This seems to be something that has been emphasized a lot to me. I'm not the most sociable person, but I'm going to make an effort to join societies and clubs to meet new people.

Thank you, that's great advice! It'll definitely help me out and prepare me well.

Cheers for the refrigerator tip. I'll pass it on to my flatmates when I get there.

I'm a bit limited in my cooking skills right now, but my mum is going to show me some good, simple things to cook before I go. I'll make sure to look up other recipes as well. I've got a bunch of Tupperware containers ready so I can store any left other food for the next day.

Didn't think of a slow cooker, great idea! If I have the money, I'll definitely think about getting one. If I can't afford one, I can maybe coax some flatmates into chipping in for one.

In my flat there is going to be 12 people sharing a large kitchen, so I'm sure there will times where we can cook some big meals for everyone. Thank you for the tips, and I especially agree with your last statement!

I suppose these are somewhat essentials for every student. Thanks

Thank you for this. I've had previous teachers say somewhat similar stuff, mainly around not just copying word-for-word, but highlighting the important aspects and trying to put everything into your own words. But what you have said is extremely helpful as well. I'm okay with taking notes, but I'm not the best. I'll make sure to bear all your advice in mind next time I'm taking notes.

Does visiting the clubs and bars at night while drunk count as exploring?

But I'll now make sure to visit and see as much of the area as I can, and try not to be confined to the 'campus bubble'. I'm hoping to switch to a study abroad version of my course, so for that one year away, I'm be able to explore even more. Thanks for the tips.

I'm already considering joining a snowsports society, as I've wanted to learn skiing for a while. I don't know what other societies I'm gonna join just yet.

Thanks for the tip about internships, that is something I hadn't even thought about.

I don't know much about python. I'm going to be doing physics and I know we are taught some programming. Would python be extra helpful in this case?