The University of Maryland is a place like no other. Throughout the campus and the city of College Park, students often come across names of places that meant something different before coming to college.

1. Turf isn't something you play soccer on

Turf is a restaurant and bar, home to many students on their Tuesday nights and Friday happy hours.

2. The mall isn't somewhere you shop

McKeldin Mall is the heart of the campus. Students flock to the mall to hang out on nice days and do work. Fun fact: McKeldin Mall is the largest academic mall in the United States.

3. STAMP isn't on a postcard

The STAMP is the University of Maryland's student union. In it, you can find the University Book Center, Capital One, UPS store and many dining options.

4. You don't need your passport to go to Shanghai

Shanghai, located under the University View Apartments, is a Japanese and Chinese restaurant. It has the best fried rice and godzilla roll.

5. Varsity isn't a team

The Varsity is an off-campus apartment building for students at the University of Maryland.

6. Post isn't something you do on Instagram

Post refers to a time when a fraternity is open to the public after they have finished their social. Some schools refer to "post" as "postgame" or "after hours."

7. "The Diner" isn't a restaurant

The diner is one of the dining halls located on campus. No, you cannot order matzo ball soup there.

8. Canvas isn't something you paint on

Canvas is a website for you to check your grades and any upcoming assignments.

9. Bentley's isn't a car

Bentley's, commonly referred to as "Bents" is a restaurant and bar where many students go on their night out.

10. Landmark isn't a monument

Landmark is an off campus apartment building for students at the University of Maryland.

College is about having your math class in the physics building and your physics class in the history building.