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If One Tree Hill Characters Actually Went To College

Because we all need to admit that 'OTH' was completely unrealistic.

Kelly Smith
Dec 28, 2015
Marist College
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If One Tree Hill Characters Actually Went To College

Let's say everyone's favorite show, "One Tree Hill," was actually realistic and they all went to college instead of becoming billionaires. Where would they go to school today? Well, using my incredible analyzing skills, and Netflix, I'm here to tell you just where you would find the cast of "OTH" today. (But only the best characters. Sorry, Clayton and Quinn. You didn't make the cut...)

Haley James Scott - Stanford University

This poor girl got knocked up and couldn't live out her dream. But have no fear, Haley. Your hard work definitely would have paid off and you would have ended up exactly where you wanted to. But, not gonna lie, I'm happy you had Jamie because he's adorable and your family is my everything.

Brooke Davis - University of California, Santa Barbara

A smart girl who loves to party. She struggled during her early years but eventually turned her life around. She would have wanted to go to a school that gave her a good balance of school work and day drinks on the beach. You go, B.

Nathan Scott - Duke University

Another basketball player living out his dreams. Nathan would be the star of the team, maybe even the captain by now.

Lucas Scott - University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

This boy needed any college with a writing department. His passion wasn't basketball (although we all wish it was), Lucas loved to write.

Peyton Sawyer - Skidmore College

Skidmore's motto is "creative thoughts matter." I think that pretty much explains this pick... Peyton needs a place to put her creativity and art on the table. This is the place for her.

Alex Dupre - University of Miami

Well, duh. Get this girl a beach, a bathing suit and a really, really good tutor.

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