At Manhattan College, it seems like people who aren't education majors are far and few in between.
1. You have class with all of the same girls, and you've become very close over the years.
2. Speaking of, there are very few boys in your classes - ever.
3. You rarely take tests.
Instead, you're juggling lesson plans, unit assignments, differentiation for various students, and doing presentations. Sometimes, you'd rather just take a test.
4. You schedule your classes for earlier in the day, so that you can get to your fieldwork hours later on.
5. You get excited over school supplies.
6. You have a Pinterest board dedicated to your future classroom setup, wardrobe, and lesson plans.
7. You've been seen on campus with a poster-board or large project of some sort at one point in time.
Or maybe a bunch of points in time, and you may or may not have tried to hide from anyone you might know seeing you.
8. You become obsessed with most of your professors.
And you can't believe how people in other majors don't share the same emotions for their professors.
9. Just hearing the words "Common Core" makes your blood boil.
10. Hearing people say ignorant things, also, makes your blood boil.
Seriously, when people start to say things about salaries, easy classes, and ____ your head could literally blow off.
