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Kiersten Tate, Editorial intern

How to college: 4 essential reads for incoming first-year students and their parents on mental health, libraries and more

When students are prepared for the newness of college life, their well-being is better off. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images News vis Getty Images

By the time they get through high school, most students are pretty used to transitioning from summer to school time. But starting college brings a whole new set of challenges. First-year college students have to handle additional responsibilities like how much time they’ll spend in class, how to manage the time they devote to their coursework and how to take advantage of campus resources like the library.

It is vital for emerging college students to understand these changes and adapt to them so they can have a rewarding college experience. For the back-to-school season, The Conversation has put together four articles from our archive that give first-year students and their parents tips on how to set themselves up for success during the college years.

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