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I've been in college for a little over a month now. It's amazing how much a person can learn in such little time. （http://www.thomassaboclub.com/）I don' t just mean what I' ve learned in the classroom, such as how to have a conversation in Italian, Piaget's child development theory, or the law of counter-suffering in Dante's1 Inferno2. I'm talking about the little lessons learned in how to manage my three lives. No, I don' t have multiple personality disorder but I' ve learned that everyone has three lives in college. My lives happen to be academics, athletics, and social"The Academic Life Classes are going well right now. They began very modestly, allowing me to adjust accordingly. I enrolled in a first year Italian class in order to study in Florence my junior year, a freshman seminar focusing on cross-cultural perspectives on love, and the required course for all freshman called Intro to Humanities — better known as IHUM.I soon realized theseminar was overwhelming3 for me. It was also then I realized the beauty of college academics — the ability to change classes. Rather than continue with the seminar and do poorly, I opted to pick up a developmental psychology class, since I want to major in the field.Currently, I am enjoying my classes. Italian is one of the most entertaining and intriguing4 classes I've ever taken. My professor is excellent, and we are a small class, which makes interactionmuch more interesting. IHUM is a good class, but can be quite boring at times.Psychology is a different story. Since I added the class late, I missed the first few important lectures. By the time 1 figured out what was going on, we were hit with a mid-term. I didn't do as well as I would have liked to on my first college mid-term, but I promised myself to make up for it next time.for the last minute.AthleticOne striking difference between high school academics and college academics is the roller coaster-like tendencies in college. What 1 mean is in college, I can go for a week or two having a light workload. Then the following week, I could have two exams and a paper due. I have to be careful of notThe Social Life Parties, concerts, sports games, going out to lunch, getting a Smoothie', talking until three in the morning, drinking hot chocolate on your floor with friends. There are so many aspects to social life in college. They are all great things, but the tough thing is when to engage in them and when to jump into bed or open your book and study. So far I think I've done a good job of making the right choices. When the time is right and there is something fun going on, then a group of friends and I will go and check out the event. When it's time to study or write a paper, then I've noticed myself being very disciplined about staying in my dorm and working. The trick is to know when to unwind2 and get away from the stress of studying.I heard someone say recently, "There are three things a student-athlete can be in college: a student, an athlete, and social. You can be any two of three, but you can't be all three at once." I'm trying to find the secret of being all three because I don't believe I should be limited to just two of them. If I was able to be all three in high school, then I'm sure I can figure out how to do it in college. Just give me some time. And just think, your third life may be drama, music, debate, or political activism; but wouldn't it be nice to be able to balance all three?（http://www.fashionthomassabo.com/）