How to Live at Home While Attending College
Make the family aware of your class schedule and let them know that you plan to attend all your classes., Comply with the responsibilities you are expected to handle while you are going to school., Discuss privacy and issues about late nights...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Make the family aware of your class schedule and let them know that you plan to attend all your classes.
Such as helping with the laundry, keeping your room clean, helping with household chores. , Just because you are going to college does not mean your family's values have changed.
Being respectful will ensure that you have a place to stay...rent-free. ,,,,, Remember, students who go away to college also consult their parents if they need to sort out a crisis or make a difficult decision.
Don't feel like you always have to resolve these burdens by yourself. , Communicating regularly with your family in a calm tone gives them proof that you are maturing and deserve respect. , Making your family feel like part of your success will only encourage them to do whatever they can to help you. , Get new furniture, carpets, decorations, etc. -
Step 2: Comply with the responsibilities you are expected to handle while you are going to school.
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Step 3: Discuss privacy and issues about late nights.
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Step 4: Share your academic calendar with your family so they will understand why you are not always free to attend family outings.
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Step 5: Establish a quiet place to do your homework undisturbed
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Step 6: and secure a place to organize your class papers that will not interfere with the household.
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Step 7: Know what the limits on computer use will be so you can determine what portion of your classwork must be completed on campus.
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Step 8: Determine what your financial budget will be and spend within those means.
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Step 9: Nurture your independence
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Step 10: but when troubling issues come up
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Step 11: feel free to ask for support from your mom and dad.
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Step 12: If there is a problem
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Step 13: or you have done something you wish you hadn't
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Step 14: apologize.
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Step 15: Express your appreciation to your parents for the opportunity to go to school and live in comfortable surroundings at the same time.
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Step 16: If you feel as though your room is a bit "high school"
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Step 17: ask your parents to help you change it around.
Detailed Guide
Such as helping with the laundry, keeping your room clean, helping with household chores. , Just because you are going to college does not mean your family's values have changed.
Being respectful will ensure that you have a place to stay...rent-free. ,,,,, Remember, students who go away to college also consult their parents if they need to sort out a crisis or make a difficult decision.
Don't feel like you always have to resolve these burdens by yourself. , Communicating regularly with your family in a calm tone gives them proof that you are maturing and deserve respect. , Making your family feel like part of your success will only encourage them to do whatever they can to help you. , Get new furniture, carpets, decorations, etc.
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