Congrats! Wow that's a broad one. I guess I'd at least suggest you keep a running list of your big questions or concerns in the main areas of your new life, kee

Congrats! Wow that's a broad one. I guess I'd at least suggest you keep a running list of your big questions or concerns in the main areas of your new life, keep it sorted by concern/interest level, and update it & re-sort when you can. From mundane dorm or roommate stuff to theory. This will help you feel like you have more controlling interest in an independent life, which is important to start playing around with early. It should also help you, over time, keep your world suitably subjective so you don't get overwhelmed by others' syllabi, others' schedules, others' rules and demands on you, etc. IOW it's a simple means of self-reflection in a world that may start to reveal more of its demands soon. In that world you'll need a strong and sticky interface with your own expectations, goals, or demands. Good luck and I'm sure you'll do awesome.