Ah, college. The moment you begin filling out applications as a senior in high school, the stories and advice of college alumni begin to fly. If one goes to a state school, most of it
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“Sports are the most important aspect of a college’s campus! Everyone comes out for game day!” When your school is small enough that you haven’t had a football team since before World War II, sports,
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“Professors don’t care about your attendance – just show up for the tests!” There are pros and cons to the falsehood of this statement. Pro: There are few enough students in each of your classes
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“Once you’re in a fraternity/sorority, all you do is drink and party.” While the fraternities/sororities on small campuses are no strangers to parties, there is so much more to the Greek system than that. Once
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“There’s a party everyday! If you look hard enough, you’ll always be able to find one!” Sure, there is a big throwdown every once in a while – every other weekend at best – however, the
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“If I write ‘the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell’ as the answer to every question, do you think the professor will give me pity credit?” “Must. Not. Check. Twitter.” “Did we even learn
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3) Don’t be the freshman constantly harassing upperclassmen about where the parties are at. If we like you, we will tell you. If we don’t tell you, it’s because nothing is going on or we
