Everyone remembers their freshman year of college. Everything seemed so new and exciting, and everyone was trying so hard to do well. Things tend to change after freshman year - people stop trying so hard, people stop going to class, and people get annoyed by the littlest things. Here are some differences between freshmen and sophomores.

1. On the first day of classes

Freshman: “I really hope the professor doesn’t give homework the first day.”

Sophomore: “I really hope this class doesn’t last the full 50 minutes.”

2. On clubs

Freshman: "I'm joining ten different clubs!"

Sophomore: “How many clubs can I quit before it becomes unacceptable?"

3. On the first test

Freshman: “I studied for four hours; I hope it was enough!”

Sophomore: “I didn’t even look at my notes; I’m just going to wing it.”

4. On classes

Freshman: “I’m going to leave a half hour before my class so I can’t possibly be late.”

Sophomore: “I’m waking up five minutes before my class. I might not even go.”

5. On food

Freshman: “I’m so excited to never have to cook!”

Sophomore: “Do I have to have a meal plan?”