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School Edition (September/October 2018)

Everything from how to choose a school to making time for friends, this issue is practical, classy, and honest. Read articles on fitting devotions into your schedule, persisting to the end of the semester, and how to cope with the pressure of homework.

Everything from how to choose a school to making time for friends, this issue is practical, classy, and honest. Read articles on fitting devotions into your schedule, persisting to the end of the semester, and how to cope with the pressure of homework.

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HOW DO I CHOOSE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER <strong>2018</strong><br />

OHBELOVEDONE.COM<br />

what do you want to be when you grow up?<br />

Some people have<br />

known the answer to<br />

that question since<br />

they were three years<br />

old, but many have<br />

absolutely no idea.<br />

Almost from the time<br />

we enter high school,<br />

and especially<br />

beginning junior year,<br />

college decisions<br />

begin to hang over<br />

you. It seems like<br />

every corner you turn<br />

someone else is asking<br />

“where are you going…<br />

what are you majoring<br />

in?” And, if you’re<br />

anything like me or<br />

millions of other<br />

college students across<br />

the world, you look at<br />

yourself and say what<br />

should I do, am I even<br />

good enough at<br />

anything to major in<br />

it?<br />

FIRST,<br />

pray.<br />

God cares more about<br />

what your major<br />

should be than you do<br />

because He is going to<br />

use your college<br />

experience to affect<br />

the rest of your life.<br />

When you ask Him<br />

for wisdom – to reveal<br />

to you what choices<br />

you should make – He<br />

is going to honor your<br />

request (perhaps not it<br />

the time or the way<br />

you were expecting,<br />

but He will).<br />

SECOND,<br />

it helps to take stock of<br />

what you enjoy and what<br />

you’re good at. Highschool<br />

experiences and even an<br />

evaluation of your grades<br />

could help with this.<br />

Example: I really like<br />

sports, and I’ve played<br />

them all through high<br />

school. I also do really well<br />

in my Bible classes and<br />

enjoy learning about the<br />

subject matter. Maybe I’m<br />

not good enough to be on a<br />

collegiate team (although it<br />

never hurts to try out), but I<br />

might think about studying<br />

sports management.<br />

Specifically, maybe<br />

coaching sounds more<br />

interesting than being in<br />

media relations. Coaching<br />

might also go well with a<br />

minor in biblical<br />

counseling!<br />

O H B E L O V E D O N E | 7

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