As much as we don't want to admit it, college freshmen are easy to spot. When you are a freshman yourself, you refuse to believe that you can be easily identified as a "newbie," but everyone else around you could guess your class in 3 seconds flat. It's not a bad thing to be a freshman, everyone has to start somewhere right?
1. They are the only perky people in your 8 a.m. classes.
2. They keep close track of how many classes they skip, while upperclassmen are only concerned with how many meals they have missed.
3. They call home at least once every day… or maybe seven.
4. Their alarm clock is set 2 hours before class, meanwhile, upperclassmen stroll in 5 minutes late with no worries.
5. They love dining hall food and all the selections. Upperclassmen have had enough of the bland burgers and unidentifiable vegetable mix.
6. They mostly travel in packs so they don’t have to walk across campus alone.
7. They will dress nicely for class. Upperclassmen only dress well for a job interview or court date.
8. They are the only ones with a notebook, t-shirt, folder, and planner all with your school’s logo printed on the front.
9. The assignment that is due on Friday will be turned in by Wednesday afternoon. However, upperclassmen hit “submit” at 11:58 p.m.
10. They stay up super late and are somehow still able to function the next day.
11. They’ll read this list and argue that none of it is true.
