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Question 1: From Chapter 1: "Start with One"

1. Have you met anyone yet who might be the "start" to your relationship-rich education? If you have, how will you deepen this relationship?
2. If you haven't found that person yet, make a list of people who could potentially be an initial connection for you. If you don't have specific people in mind, you might just list categories of people (for example, a professor, or a student who has already been admitted to the nursing program). How can you begin to establish connections with this person or these people?
3. Could you help someone else start their relationship building? What could you do to help that person make meaningful connections in college?

Question 2: From Chapter 2: "College Comes with Challenges"

1. What is the most significant challenge you are feeling about making the transition into or your time in college?
2. What is one simple, concrete action you could take as a positive step to address this challenge?
3. Who is one person at your college (a professor, staff member, or peer) who might help you address this challenge? How can you connect with that person?

Question 3: From Chapter 3: "You Have What it Takes"

1. Looking back on your life, what are the things you've worked toward and achieved? What did you do (for example, practice every day or ask questions of someone who knows more than you) and what did you believe (for example, "I could do that" and "I won't give up") that made it possible for you to achieve those things? How can you apply those same practices and beliefs to your college experience?
2. If we asked the people who know you best (for instance, your closest friends, family, spouse, kids, or colleagues) to describe your strengths, what would they tell us?
3. Take a moment to reflect on where you want to be after college. What do you imagine yourself doing? With whom may you want to connect or continue being connected with along this journey?