9 Types Of Students You'll Meet at UF As Told By The Cast Of "That 70's Show"
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9 Types Of Students You'll Meet at UF As Told By The Cast Of "That 70's Show"

"How About A Little Bit Of My Foot In Your A**?"

Olivia Trejo
Apr 06, 2018
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9 Types Of Students You'll Meet at UF As Told By The Cast Of "That 70's Show"
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There are categories most students fall under in college, and this cast perfectly shows the different types of students you'll stumble across at the University of Florida.

1. Michael Kelso- The Gator Frat God

He's the pretty guy of the friend group, and sex, drugs, and booze consume his thoughts.

2. Laurie Forman- The One Who Sleeps With Their Professor

Promiscuous and always seen with different men, including her psychology professor.

3. Steven Hyde- The Drunk That Rides Later Gator RTS

He's that guy who will make you uncomfortable when you're just trying to get home safely.

4. Donna Pinciotti- The STEM Major Who Lives In Marston

She's beautiful, funny, AND intelligent. What a girl.

5. Jackie Burkhart- The Girl Looking For New Boys At Midtown Each Week

She's gone through almost every guy in the friend group, and she wonders why none of them stick around.

6. Fez- Any International Student

"I said good day!"

7. Eric Forman- The One Who Gets In Heated Discussions With Visitors In Turlington

He doesn't handle criticism too well, but he'll stand up to anyone if you get him angry enough.

8. Kitty Forman- The Mother Of The Friend Group

She loves to have a good time, but she'll be the friend who's holding your hair back when your face is stuffed in the toilet after a night out.

9. Red Forman- The One With No Filter

He isn't afraid to call you out and embarrass you when you're "being a dumbass."

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