Every Seton Hall student has their own daily campus regime, which, most often than not, comes with struggles that every student, from freshman to graduate, can relate to.
1. Walking all the way to Dunkin' Donuts before class to see that the line is 20 people long.
2. Ending class in Fahy at 12:15 and then trying to get to Corrigan for your 12:30 class.
3. Having to sit through ULife class in your first semester.
4. When you get 30 notifications from Blackboard the night before class.
5. The bells outside Jubilee that make you jump every. single. time.
6. Registering for new classes is a fight to the finish, especially if you're in the last registration group because of your last name.
7. When your professor asks you to fill out their course evaluation at the end of the semester.
8. By November, you're already sick of all the food in the dining hall.
9. Even if it's 80 degrees outside, you have to wear layers to class in Jubilee if you don't want to freeze.
10. The 3rd and 4th floor of the library are never actually that quiet.
11. When you check the final exam schedule and realize all of your exams fall within the same 3 days.
12. Dieting isn't an option with vast amounts of ice cream and cookies in the dining hall.
13. While everyone else is on Winter Break, you're back in class the week after New Year's.
14. The WiFi never seems to work properly. Like, ever.
15. Walking up all the stairs in Duffy, Mooney, or Corrigan and then pretending not to be dying as you walk into class.
16. Trying to find parking is a nightmare (especially if you're not on campus by 8am).
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