Do you remember all the hopes and dreams you used to have when you were younger? Well college (or university) is the single most logic step to take for pursuing your dreams. Now that high school seems to be left behind, it is crucial to focus more on your academic performances and try and give your best throughout college.

    In order to do this, you should follow some simple steps and pieces of advice that should guide you throughout your college freedom years.

    Moderation is the key to success

    Thus, the first and most important rule in college is moderation in every field. Nobody says you shouldn't party nor have fun, nor study enough for a test paper, but all things should come with moderation. For instance, try and balance your social life with your academic background and find a middle way to include most of your activities – go to parties, but then spend the exact amount of money preparing your college essays or your student essays.

    Take responsibility for your actions and your homework

    Also, be responsible for your actions; before asking around friends "Would you write my essay?" do the best to succeed on your own. And while essay samples might be appealing for you, always remember that plagiarism is not admitted under any circumstances. It would be better for you to get the inspiration from alternative as various sources, from books to essays, papers and published written articles.

    Do your research properly

    Then, remember that reading on your own is the best way to improve your academic skills. Again, nobody is rushing you into finishing all the library's books in one year, but reading at least a couple of books and additional information for each subject is the key of passing your finals decently. If there is any particular topic you are interested in, find a way to earn extra credits for it by writing a college essay that will impress your teacher.

    Last but not least be on time for courses and seminars, try not to skip too many classes and while inside the class, pay more attention on what your teacher has to say.