Working hard or hardly working? Here are 15 things college kids don’t want you to know. 15. No one reads the reading assignments. 14. Because the books were never purchased in the first place. 13. More time is spent on social media than actual studying. 12. Spring Break is everything. 11. Saying you’ve learned your lesson only to repeat the same mistake. 10. You feel there’s no need to dress up unless there’s someone to impress.
She looks nice. Probably not too much of a partier, but looks like she can have fun. Swipe right. Eh, not my type. Swipe left. Swipe left. Swipe right. Swipe right. Swipe left. Whether searching for your roommate on your college’s search, going onto Roomsurf, or even the facebook for your university, finding a roommate has become like Tinder. Most people would prefer to know their roommate walking into college instead of checking off the most dreadful three words on the rooming application… Going in blind. So future college freshman, learn how it is done. If you have been through the intense roommate search before, reminisce. Step One: Discovering More of Who You Will Be In College Just like dating, you find a lot of frogs before you meet your prince. So, you fill out the surveys on different websites like www.Roomsurf.com, answering those clichéd questions. Do you drink? Do you smoke?
Entering college life can be exciting although a bit overwhelming. College life will offer an entirely different perspective on life in general. Filled with people to see and places to go, college will be over before you know it. Here are a few things you should do before leaving college and entering the real world. 12. Explore the lands around you. 11. Crash a party. 10. Put that college excitement to use at a college game. 9. Flaunt your school pride. 8. Take the first step in world domination by joining a club or two. 7. Explore college majors because…why not?
Traveling long distances in a short amount of time often requires that you buy a ticket and fly. If your schedule allows it though, you should consider road-tripping with a couple of friends. No matter where you’re going, the journey is half the fun, after all. Hopping in the car and taking a road trip is probably going to be better on your wallet, as well. Long hours on the open road can get to you pretty quickly, as can being trapped in a tin can all day with your friends. A road trip doesn’t have to be a miserable time, though. Before you merge onto the freeway, take a look at this list and your road trip is sure to be a blast. 20. Carefully choose your copilots. Make sure they’re people you like spending time with because you’ll be with them all day, without very much space between
When college students are looking for a game that’s cheap, easy to set up, and fun, what instantly comes to mind? Beer pong, of course! But when beer pong is played out, or you want something that’s fresher, more fun, something you can actually brag about when you beat your friends, then you need BucketBall. Take it with you to the beach, set it up in the backyard or wherever else you have a mind to play. It’s portable, packs up in a flash, and can go just about anywhere. Once you arrive, all you have to do is set up the buckets in two triangle formations (like beer pong!) with about 30 feet in between — or however far you think you and your friends can handle. Then, two teams take turns lobbing tennis balls into the opposite buckets. The first team to clear all the buckets on the
