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Struggles All Westconn Student Face At Some Point

When you don't know what's scarier: crossing White Street or eating Sodexo.

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Struggles All Westconn Student Face At Some Point
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1. Eating Sodexo food.

For every. Single. Meal

2. When you're taking the shuttle to class and someone asks the driver to stop at the bus station.

Couldn't their roommate have driven them and not made you late to class?

3. When you found out the downstairs cafe was going away.

Upperclassmen know what I'm talking about here.

4. When you have an important paper due by midnight and the wifi stops working.

Begin freak-out in 3...2...1.

5. When Westconn chose your classes your first semester and gave you a class on Westside followed by a class on Midtown with ten minutes to get there.

Are you trying to get me a speeding ticket?

6. When you think you're about to be early for class, but then can't find parking.

...and now you're late for class.

7. Trying to cross White Street.

Risking your life to get to the other side.

8. Having a limited amount of meal swipes per week.

Some weeks you run out by Monday, some weeks you only use three.

9. When you have a class in White Hall during the spring and summer months.

Is it worth suffering heat stroke to get an education?

10. When you want East Meets West or Wholly Habaneros, but then you remember it's the weekend.

So you settle for fried food from The Grill once again.

11. When you feel like life as a Westconn student is just one big struggle...

But then you remember all the amazing times you've had there, and you wouldn't trade it for anything.

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