If you're a freshman about to head off to college, you're probably really excited for everything to come and can't wait start your first day of freshman year.
If you're a senior heading back to college to start your last year or semester, chances are you're really not ready to go back because you're tired or you're not ready to face your college career coming to an end. The differences between freshman year and senior year don't end with the feelings you have getting ready so start this fall semester, so here are a few of the most noticeable between freshman and senior year!
1. On finals:
Freshman year:
You'll feel like your finals determine your entire life and that one bad grade could ruin you.
Senior year:
You'll have so many things to study that you just give up and procrastinate your life away.
2. On going out:
Freshman year:
You've probably never turned down the chance to go out and dance the night away with your friends.
Senior year:
You probably very conveniently "get sick" when its time to leave your Netflix session.
3. Joining organizations, clubs or committees:
Freshman year:
You have a "do all the things!" attitude and find it hard to say no.
Senior Year:
You've already devoted your time to so many things that the idea of joining something new makes you want to vomit.
4. Going home on the weekends:
Freshman year:
The idea of going home every weekend seems lame to you and you don't want to be that "person."
Senior year:
Home is your safety zone where doing laundry and eating food is still free. Chances are you make it a point to go home at least once a month.
5. Your looks:
Freshman year:
You watch what you wear and make sure to look really presentable before heading out of the dorm.
Senior year:
You probably have a few go to outfits and only look really presentable when you have to do a presentation.
