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6 Things About Going Home From College

Weird but Worth It

6 Things About Going Home From College

The biggest changes from going from college to home.

1. Not having a roommate

It is so weird not sharing the room with someone whether you like them or not. For me it is so weird not having late night snacks and talks with my roomie.

2. Having so much food

It is so different being able to walk downstairs to a full fridge and pantry. Something I took for granitite.

3. Working

Working an actual job all the time. Yes some people work at college, but it is weird to have that be the only thing you do now.

4. Going back to your old High School

I have gone and said hello made my rounds been to the sports games and it is weird. I am an alumna that is something that blows my mind.

5. You don't have access to your best friends.

My best friends are spread all over the country and it stinks that I cannot just walk down a floor and hang out with them. It is great to see everyone at home, but I am not living with the people I have lived with all year.

6. Having someone in charge of you

It is funny to be back and discuss your schedule, talk about where you are going, and have authority when all we really had was an RA.


It is so great to be home, but it is crazy to see some of the changes. It is a huge transition, but it is worth it for family.





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