[ISeemToBeAVerb]

Agreed. Looking back, my only regret is not taking more advantage of the resources I had at my disposal. Here are a few things I'd do if I were to go back...

Hopefully you're going to a school with great professors, because, in my mind, that's mostly what you pay for. I'd take full advantage of the knowledge they have. Maybe even try to develop a kind of mentor relationship that could continue outside of school and beyond.

I'd also try and get a firm grasp on what I want to do with my education. The more focused you can be in your studies, the better you can utilize your resources. There's nothing worse than leaving school and realizing that there was someone who could have been an amazing resource for you, but you didn't realize it at the time.

Third, I'd remind myself to have a good time. There truly is no experience quite like going to college. It's true that learning should be the #1 priority, but I've seen so many people breeze through college with their head stuck in a book, and I happen to think that's a shame. You'll never have another opportunity to be surrounded by such a diverse group of people doing really interesting stuff. Take advantage while you can.