50 "Hell Yes" Moments Students Experience At OSU
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50 "Hell Yes" Moments Students Experience At OSU

Now that I've been here for a year, I think I've realized some of the most exciting miracles of being an OSU student.

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50 "Hell Yes" Moments Students Experience At OSU
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1. There is no wait for a machine at the RPAC


2. Nobody took your favorite trees on the Oval for hammocking


3. There is no line at the omelet station at Scott Traditions


4. You get off of the waitlist for a class required for your major


5. It actually feels like spring in April


6. Your Tide Pod didn’t stick to your clothes in the washer


7. You slept through your morning class but they didn’t take attendance


8. You made it through the school year without getting an underage at Bullwinkles


9. Your Tapingo order was actually ready when the application said it was


10. We beat Michigan


11. We beat Penn State


12. You do well enough on your midterms that you don’t have to take the final


13. There is a table open at Thompson


14. The walk sign is on to cross at Woodruff


15. The communal showers are finally cleaned after a rough weekend


16. Your professor is rated highly on Rate My Professors


17. Getting Sicilia’s after block


18. Not having a class scheduled during Beat the Clock


19. SEL has a table open in the talking room


20. We beat Michigan


21. You finish your homework due at 11:59 p.m. at 11:58 p.m.


22. Your 8 a.m. is canceled


23. Scott Traditions has white cheddar mac and cheese


24. The spray bottles of cleaner at the North Rec actually work


25. Nobody hands you a flyer on the Oval that you don’t care about


26. There are no protestors on the Oval


27. There is no line at Buckeye Donuts


28. You do extremely well on an exam that you thought you failed


29. The line for Chipotle is not out the door


30. We beat Michigan


31. You get a table right away at Sloopy’s


32. People immediately respond to your impromptu “O-H…” on game day


33. We raise $1.6 million For The Kids


34. Some student organization is handing out free donuts on campus without requiring your OSU email


35. An underclassman swipes you into Scott Traditions


36. The COTA doesn’t start driving away before you sit down


37. There are new support puppies on campus


38. Donatos is blasting music on game day


39. You manage to reserve a room at a library during finals


40. We beat Michigan


41. Your professor’s office hours are surprisingly not during another one of your classes


42. Getting free chips and salsa from Cazuela’s


43. You didn’t gain 15 pounds your freshman year


44. Someone actually holds the elevator for you instead of avoiding eye contact


45. Your Tapingo delivery person actually comes to your dorm and doesn’t make you meet them at a service lot


46. Campus wifi is actually working


47. The lima beans at dining halls aren’t frozen


48. You realize there is a Target being built on High Street


49. Your class is only curved up


50. We beat Michigan

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