10 Tips to Stay Calm for Your College Presentation 

Know Your Topic Inside and Out -  If you don’t want the pressure of delivering a good presentation to get the best of you, simply know everything there is to know about your subject or pitch. 

Build a Solid Framework -  Crafting a structured outline can make it easier for you to know exactly what to talk about in your presentation. 

Write and Memorize a Killer Opening -  Memorize your intro so you can deliver it without looking! This can help you get a high, powerful start which can soothe your nerves. 

Practice, But Set Realistic Expectations -  Practicing out loud can show you both the weak and strong parts of your presentation. 

Normalize Pauses and Silences -  All you have to do is take a few deep breaths, mentally shake off the lapse, and jump back into your presentation with confidence. 

Know Your Audience -  If you know what type of people are watching you during your presentation, creating a connection with them is a breeze. 

Shed Nervous Energy Through Exercise -  If you’re up for something more strenuous, try aerobics or a fun dance routine to get loose and shake your nerves off. 

Arrive to Class Early -  Show up early at the place where the presentation will be held to get a feel of the room if you aren't already familiar with it. 

Talk to People Before the Presentation -  Talking to your audience gives them a chance to get to know you a little bit. When you step up on the stage, that could get you more support. 

Concentrate on Friendly Faces -  When you feel like people aren't impressed, it makes you retreat further back into your shell and negative thoughts can soon take over. 

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