College As Told By 'The Real Housewives'
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College As Told By 'The Real Housewives'

We're more alike than you think.

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College As Told By 'The Real Housewives'
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Ah, college, what a time. While the comparison between the lifestyles of college students and the ladies of "The Real Housewives" may seem far-fetched because the Real Housewives probably wipe their butts with money while we're over here asking dad for just $20 more to make it through the week. But the two populations actually have a lot in common and have the same problems we do.

Finding a seat in the library.

Seeing a dog on campus.

Failing a test that you studied really hard for.

Passing a test you thought you failed.

Game days.

Saturday morning.

Seeing your friends after coming back from break.

Trying to find a parking spot.

When you actually show up to class looking presentable.

Getting hit by a bike.

Walking in front of moving cars.

Walking through the student union.

When your roommate asks if you want to go to Taco Bell at midnight.

Sitting next to someone on the bus who isn't wearing shoes.

When it’s storming outside but you’re graded on attendance.

Nailing your presentation.

When you see salad is for lunch at your sorority house.

Walking to your Monday morning 8 a.m. in the middle of January.

When the person behind you asks the professor a stupid question.

Happy Hour.

Finals week.

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