Put the Lord First: Prioritize spiritual disciplines like Bible study, prayer, and fellowship.

Choose Friends Wisely: Surround yourself with friends who love Jesus and encourage spiritual growth.

Manage Busyness: Avoid overcommitting and wasting time; learn to manage your schedule effectively.

Get Involved in a Church: Participate in a local church community beyond campus ministries.

Defend Your Faith: Be prepared to defend your beliefs and engage with cultural issues.

Value Education: Take your studies seriously but don’t let them become your entire focus.

Choose a Practical Major: Select a major with good career prospects and seek internships for real-world experience.

Avoid Debt: Minimize college expenses through scholarships, community college, part-time work, and budgeting.

Be Teachable: Embrace opportunities to learn and grow from every situation.

Find a Mentor (or better yet mentors) : Seek guidance from older, experienced, and godly mentors.

Develop Critical Thinking: Engage deeply with ideas, and develop a Christian worldview.

Try New Things: Take advantage of unique college opportunities, such as studying abroad.

Be Realistic About Marriage: Don’t rush into relationships; focus on understanding the purpose of marriage.

Make Wise Entertainment Choices: Let your faith guide your entertainment decisions.

Control Technology Use: Avoid being consumed by technology and social media.

Deal with Sin: Address and overcome sin in your life, seeking help if needed.

Ask for Help: Don’t hesitate to seek support for struggles like depression or addiction.

Serve Others: Engage in service opportunities to develop your gifts and understand your calling.

Take Care of Your Body: Maintain healthy eating habits and exercise regularly.

Trust God for Your Future: Work hard and trust God with your future, avoiding worry.