As a first year at university, it's never too early to begin thinking about internships. A good internship can help provide valuable contacts in your professional field of choice as well as incredibly important experience. A bad internship, on the other hand, can change the direction of your life.
It's a good question - as a rising college first year, you may be surprised to find your summer a bit empty. For the first time, there is no summer reading, no college admissions worries, and best of all, no SAT prep. We link to an article that offers the perspective of a student on how to best use the summer before college for the best social, emotional, physical and financial health.
While of course, there are an infinite number of options for your mini fridge, here are some suggestions that will keep you healthy and full through those first few weeks.
