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College as told by the office

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College as told by the office

When you finish applying for your loans:

Day one of living with your roommate:

Doing your own laundry and grocery shopping:

Being away from your dog more than 48 hours:

When your parents mention the ridiculous amount of money you've been spending:

Mood all semester walking to 8ams:

When you don't study for an exam and pull off a B:

Taking courses that are irrelevant to your major because of a liberal arts education:

Overhearing people talking about their ~wild~ night out:

Sitting next to someone in class who's really sick:

Trying to explain how your test went:

Group projects:

Watching to see who keeps taking your parking spot:

Trying to get enough sleep, study, and eat well during finals week:

Driving on campus during peak classroom hours:

When the school's sports team keep loosing but you're still a superfan:

Looking at yourself before you go out in a new outfit:

You and your friends in the Uber on the way to the bar:

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Snap stories of your night out:

Frat boys:

Those people who take intramurals a little bit too seriously:

Getting a noise complaint from your music:

And then turning it back up:

Spending every single second with your school best friend and they ask for 5 minutes alone:

When your roommate makes the smallest sound while you're trying to sleep:

When it's finals week and your teacher won't round your 64 to a B+:

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Leaving your friends for the summer like:

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