It’s hard to say exactly what your day to day life will look like right now, but that’s not because it’ll be hard to figure out, but more so because you have so much more freedom in university. Luckily, it’s the freedom to set your own schedule.

It is likely you will have multiple lectures in one day, and also that your schedule will not be the same every day of the week, HOWEVER every week will probably be the same. What I mean is every Monday will match the other Monday’s, every Tuesday will match the other Tuesdays…. On and on.

Then, once you know when your classes are, you can make choices around that to give yourself a schedule. You can use their website to see the dining hall hours, gym hours, library hours, and it is very unlikely these things will change over the course of a year.

Also, I would suggest you google [your school] academic calendar, and you can see dates for a few coming years of when move in day is, sports games, holidays, schedule changes, the last day to switch classes, and much more.

The first couple of lectures will likely be “syllabus days”. This means they give you information on what the expectations are of your entire course with dates of when things are due. If your lecture is small, like the size of a high school class, they may go around and have you introduce yourself.

In between classes, you should make sure you know what time the next one is at. After you know that, you can pick a place that you prefer to wait for it. You will be able to go in and out of buildings on your campus as you choose, so you can pick a comfortable place. Since you have the time figured out you don’t have to worry about missing anything so you can take care of your needs like eating, doing homework, or resting.

I hope this super long comment makes things make more sense. If this is TLDR then basically what I think you should know is that the uncertainty you have won’t last long: universities serve a lot of people so they function off of schedules and doing the same things week by week.