What I Wish I Did In College
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What I Wish I Did In College

There's a lot I wish I had done, but I regret nothing.

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What I Wish I Did In College

I graduated college, and that may have been the weirdest experience of my life. Looking back at my short time spent at SUNY Brockport, a total of three years because I graduated early, there is a lot I wish I had done differently, but I regret nothing.

I wish I had been more outgoing freshman year. I was shy and quiet, something I truly am not. I wish I didn't keep my personality locked away because I had a long-distance boyfriend. I wish I didn't let my boyfriend hold me back. I don't know if breaking up with him before college would have made a difference, but like I said, I don't regret staying with him.

I wish I had gotten closer with all the sisters in my sorority. They're all amazing women in their own, different way. I wish I didn't let the politics of Greek life get in the way of the fun. Freshman year in Phi Sigma Sigma might have been the most fun I had in college. I wish it stayed that way throughout. I used to enjoy it so much, but all the crap going on left a sour taste in my mouth. I wish I looked past it all.

I wish I learned more at the radio station. There is so much knowledge to learn and things to experience, and I wish I did everything I could. I could have learned more about software and what certain terms mean. There is infinite knowledge and I wish I took advantage of it.

I wish I went in the fountain on campus. It's such a random thing, but I feel like every Brockport student has had a night where they run through the fountain by the SERC, and I wanted to do it.

Even with all these things I wish I had done, there is so much I am thankful I have done. My advice to anyone in college is to do everything. Meet everyone, forget crappy people, get drunk on a Tuesday and run through the fountain.

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