Jan 14, 2016

Title? I start Tuesday.

 

Jan 14, 2016

More free time, but more responsibility as well. Teachers aren't gonna baby you and follow you around to hand in assignments on time. You either do it or you don't and you fail, no last second make up hours to pass right before the semester ends

 

Jan 14, 2016

Babes if all kinds, all cultures, waiting for love









But none single


- DP

 

Jan 15, 2016

To be honest, my experience was

Freshman Year: Parties, basic classes, meeting people in your dorm (if you're living there), doing random s--- here and there...just kind of soaking it in.

Sophomore Year: Essentially the same as Freshman year but you think you're tough s---. You'll probably get busted underage drinking in the dorms at this stage.

Junior Year: I moved off campus into a house with 5 other guy friends. We threw parties, got busted, stopped throwing parties. You adapt to living in a disgusting hellhole for a house at this point, but it's cool because you're in college. Cheap, microwavable food is your best friend during this stage. Also, you'll transition from house parties to the bars if you still party.

Senior Year: If you're in the same house, your roommates and their habits will probably start to piss you off. Remember to enjoy it because you'll miss it after. Also, you'll probably start going to the library a lot for studying, group projects, etc. It's a weird time, but it feels...productive? Last few weeks of this stage you'll be f----- with big projects/papers and with stressing about getting a job on top of it all, you'll probably cry at least once.

Good luck, fam.

 

Jan 14, 2016

fat b------s on fat b------s

 

Jan 19, 2016

First day of class got a b------s number ... But she's going to school to become a DEA agent

 

Jan 14, 2016

 

Jan 14, 2016

Skip, let ya boy nick teach you a little lesson


its not as 'crazy' as some people might make it out to be

assuming that your taking 12-15 credits and are enrolled in a 2 year program and are taking entry level courses ( as does everyone in their first semester of college )

Its gonna be a new experience.. you'll see u will have a lot more freedom than u did hs.... but don't get carried away with it

 

Jan 14, 2016

new year new skippy la flame says follow your ambition

 

Jan 15, 2016

@Kon gave the only legit answer so far. @Skippy where are you going? will you be living oncampus? id recommend taking advantage of internships, networking with professors, getting involved with groups. depends on what youre going to study, but my advice is to be well-balanced and not waste ur entire college experience (like sum portly indian fellows) posting on a message board, parroting smarter strangers

 

Jan 14, 2016

All kinds of fat b------s f---in me to where i can only get 5 hours of sleep d--- thats money well spent

 

Jan 14, 2016

but yeah just be ready to sleep around 5-6 hours a night and spend most of your free time studying

 

Jan 15, 2016

@Squid dropping science right now

But for real though it was the most thrilling but also the most challenging 4 years of my life, it depends on how seriously you take it. If you do apply yourself and look for opportunities whether it be jobs, internships or rigorous courses you will reap what you sow in college. And obviously enjoy it as well socializing led me to meet a lot of great friends, easy money off of being a DJ at parties and valuable information on classes and so on. All and all make the most of it fam and best of luck!

 

Jan 15, 2016

If you don't get b------s before don't expect to magically get b------s at college

 

Jan 14, 2016

my gif didnt work

Spoiler

f---

 

Jan 14, 2016

Just getting the basics out the way rn

 

Jan 14, 2016

Only felt like yesterday when we graduated now your going to college. You've done more than me my n-----.

 

Jan 24, 2016

I have decided I'm gonna go to college

 

Jan 15, 2016

staying a virgin is cheaper 3bh