Money Moves
Roommate Realness
Time Is Money
Campus Resources
What Would You Do?
100

You receive your first college paycheck or financial aid refund. What should you do before spending it?

Make a simple plan or budget for necessities and savings.

100

Your roommate studies late at night while you sleep early. What is the best first step?

Have a respectful conversation about schedules.

100

What’s one easy way to keep track of classes and assignments?

Use a planner or calendar app.

100

Who should you go to first if you have questions about living on campus?

Your Resident Assistant (RA).

100

You feel homesick during the first few weeks. What’s a healthy step?

Talk to someone you trust or get involved on campus.

200

What is one easy way first-year students can save money on food?

Use their meal plan instead of eating out frequently.

200

What’s the best time to discuss issues with your roommate?

Early, before problems build up

200

Why can college feel more overwhelming than high school?

There’s more independence and responsibility.

200

Where can first-year students get help if they’re struggling in a class?

Tutoring Services / Academic Learning Centers.


200

You’re unsure if you belong at college. What can help?

Connecting with peers and campus resources

300

Why is it important to keep track of small purchases like snacks or coffee?

Small purchases add up quickly.

300

Why is a roommate agreement helpful?

It sets clear boundaries and expectations.

300

You have no classes until noon. What’s a smart morning habit?

Wake up early enough to prepare and stay productive.

300

What campus resource helps students manage stress, anxiety, or homesickness?

Counseling and Psychological Services (CPS).

300

Your friends are skipping class regularly. What should guide your choice?

Your academic goals and responsibilities.

400

You want to buy something expensive early in the semester. What is a good question to ask yourself first?

Do I really need this right now?

400

Your roommate keeps bringing guests over without asking. What’s a healthy response?

Communicate your boundaries respectfully.

400

You’re staying up late every night. What’s a possible consequence?

Burnout and lower academic performance.

400

Where can students get help choosing or changing classes?

Academic Advising.

400

You’re overwhelmed with classes and activities. What’s a smart response?

Reduce commitments and ask for support.

500

Why is learning good money habits during your first year helpful?

It helps reduce stress and build strong financial habits for the future.

500

When should you involve your RA in a roommate issue?

When direct communication hasn’t worked.

500

Why is learning time management early in college important?

 It builds habits for academic and personal success.

500

Why is it important for first-year students to use campus resources early?

Small issues can be addressed before becoming bigger problems.

500

Why is self-awareness especially important in your first year?

It helps you make choices aligned with your values and goals.