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Going to office hours can be intimidating, but it’s so worth it. There are zero cons and a billion pros, including better grades and more opportunities!

My amazing UC Berkeley experience can be segmented into four categories that I would urge any incoming freshman or continuing student to consider.

As this school year comes to a close, I am reminded again of the beautiful, but also brutal, reality that graduation is right around the corner.

But at the end of the day, there's no need to trip for a prolonged period of time over your embarrassing mistakes. Why? Because we all make them.

In retrospect, I’ve learned nothing in college except that I was wrong about everything.

There is an unspoken tension between the number-crunchers and networkers, and the arts and humanities majors in that the former look at the latter with disparaging disrespect.

Just as there are many ways to learn how to swim, there are plenty of paths that I could have taken once I got to UC Berkeley.

There is much to be excited for as an incoming freshman or transfer student at UC Berkeley.

Now, I can’t force you to heed Oski’s wise words, but simply implementing one change a day may make a world of a difference.

A former boss of mine once said the ideal weekly schedule is four days on and three days off. She was referring to the most efficient and healthy way to balance getting obligatory work done and taking time for yourself.