5. Count down! Think to yourself, "Okay, after today there are only 15 more times I have to come to this class." Then be positive. "I can do that. Only 15 more." And so on. It will give yourself less of a hopeless "I can't do this anymore!" kind of attitude.
4. Motivate yourself: Think ahead. You are at college for a reason. This is a great opportunity. Think about your future and what you will do with your degree. Is it worth it? In order to get there, you must actually go to class. Then go.
3. Enjoy class: Find something, anything, about each class that you enjoy. Maybe it is a friend in there with you. Maybe it is the access to computers. Maybe it is the subject matter or class discussion. When you think you just can’t go to another one of these classes, remind yourself there is at least something small you don’t hate about it. And go for that.
2. Imagine the big picture: It may seem like forever away, but for most you have about four years before you graduate. That’s not forever, at least not in the long run. Just tell yourself that this is a small season of your life. It will pass. The days where you have to drag yourself to class will soon turn to days where you get up to go to that job you love every day. Just remember, it isn’t forever.
1. Your money: You are paying for an education. Or at lease someone is. Don’t waste those funds. If it is scholarship, think of how hard you worked to get it and how there are some who didn’t receive it and are paying out of pocket. Either way, it is expensive. So get the best out of it! Seek your education with a whole heart. Go to class!
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