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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

To keep going and never give up

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Welcome to campus Eastern! My biggest advice is to stay open to new experiences, join clubs, talk to people in your classes, and don’t be afraid to step outside your comfort zone. College is a time for growth, so give yourself grace, stay organized, and don’t be afraid to ask for help when you need it, you’re not in this alone.

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles

I know it’s scary, but try to make a friend in every class you have! Being friendly with your peers will make all the difference when you are struggling in class or just want people to talk with!

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Get involved on campus! You have access to so many new and exciting opportunities at EWU, so take advantage of it and have fun!

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles? 

The advice I would give to incoming eagles is to get out and make friends. Building Community is very important to being in a new place. It will help with all aspects of your life here at EWU.

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

My advice for incoming college freshmen is to be open to growth, stay organized, and don’t be afraid to ask for help. College is a fresh start, so take advantage of the opportunity to try new things — join clubs, meet people from different backgrounds, and explore what truly interests you. Also, don’t feel like you have to do everything alone. Whether it’s tutoring, mental health support, or just asking a professor a question, use your campus resources. You belong here, and there are people ready to support you.

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Practice being comfortable in uncomfortable situations

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Get as connected and involved as you can, college is what you make it out to be!

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

I think that the main advice I would give to incoming eagles is to go to events, join clubs, and take advantage of campus resources. The primary way I have made friends and felt at home on campus is through getting involved in campus life and being open to new experiences!

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Advice I would give to incoming eagles would be to definitely get out there! Go to events, go to clubs, see all the organizations around this amazing community, and get out of your comfort zone a bit. Make connections, make new friends, and make sure to try and get your homework ahead of time if you can, and open up time to go visit this new part of your life! Make smart choices and just have fun, right now will be the youngest you’ll be for the rest of your life, go enjoy it!

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

For one you are now your own adult and need to be independent. Two, don’t sweat the small stuff if you have to take a class a second time it will be ok. Finally, reach out others when you need resources whether it be counseling, finical, or academic related because the people working at EWU are here to see you thrive.

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Get involved early join clubs, go to events, and connect with your professors and classmates. Don’t be afraid to ask for help, there are so many resources here to support you. Most importantly, enjoy the experience and take care of yourself along the way!

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

The advice I would offer is the resources available on campus, making sure all their needs are met, and they are aware of the clubs they can join. Another big thing is scholarship opportunities, as I have secured 12 so far and have knowledge of the process. Also, if they are interested in Greek life.

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Make sure to Focus on Academic Success, YOUR well-being, and Social Life. As an “older” student I remind you to have fun, but be smart and be responsible.

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Get involved and most importantly have fun!

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Your journey is just beginning. Don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone. The time goes by fast, so go to events and make friends. Make time for yourself and not just school. It is important to have both.

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Some advice I would give to incoming students is to put yourself out there. There are so many great opportunities, heck I never thought I would join GAO but I did and I love it. Make new friends and enjoy each day, it’s a lot different then high school but it’s also so much fun and gives you time to figure out who you truly are.

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Build as much connection as you can. Go to any and all events, you’ll never know who you’ll meet. Seek help when needed and not at the last minute.

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Pace yourself, whether you are fresh out of high school or a transfer student. It is incredibly important to plan things out to not overwhelm yourself, deadlines and events are going to come up that may interfere with who you are. Make sure to make time for yourself and work.

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Explore all the food spots in Spokane with the bus with friends is always the best. Check out clubs and organizations to meet people with common interests and growth. Lastly, be yourself !!

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Don’t be afraid to try new things; remember college is about discovering things you didn’t know about yourself.

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Hey everyone! I’m Kylie White, one of your orientation leaders, and I’m so excited to welcome you into the Eagle family. This is your year of meeting new people, exploring new clubs and groups and learning a little bit more about yourself. Don’t hesitate to be yourself!

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What advice do you have for the incoming Eagles?

Don’t be afraid to ask questions! Don’t be afraid to ask for help!