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14 Goodbyes College Students Don't Hate

Goodbye to professors who don't curve.

14 Goodbyes College Students Don't Hate
Mikaela Kathryne

College is a weird time. You’re thrust into this different world where you’ll only be for four years. You make friends who graduate before you, others after. You must leave your high school friends and family back home to start a new life somewhere else. College is a time filled with goodbyes. However, there are some goodbyes that college students just don’t hate.

1. Goodbye to dining hall food

Who is really going to miss the same old dining hall food that is processed and questionable?

2. Goodbye to alarm that goes off every time someone leaves a residence hall

You won't be missed.

3. The goodbye to professors who don’t curve

No one likes you.

4. Goodbye to dorm life

Absolutely NO privacy. No thank you.

5. Goodbye to all nighters

I will be enjoying my big bed instead.



6. Bye to that annoying person who always seems to be there when you turn your back

WHO ARE YOU?!

7. Goodbye to hours and hours spent towards studying

Summer, here we come.

8. Goodbye to walking in on your roommate

Gross. No thank you.



9. Goodbye to walking across campus in the pouring rain

Why does my umbrella not work?

10. Goodbye to community showers

Who left their hair on the wall and who raised you to think that was okay?

11. Goodbye to freezing cold classrooms

Where is my jacket?

12. Goodbye to burning hot classrooms

Where is the fan?

13. Goodbye to a student health center that reaps of death and STDs

14. Goodbye to the doctors at the student health center who think Tylenol solve everything

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