Yes there is something going on every night if you know were to look. It is all about self discipline. Personally, my first semester I was out drinking Wednesday-Saturday and my GPA showed that. I learned the hard way about self- discipline.
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Yes there is something going on every night if you know were to look. It is all about self discipline. Personally, my first semester I was out drinking Wednesday-Saturday and my GPA showed that. I learned the hard way about self- discipline.
College really just amplifies what you already are, if you're responsible now nothing will really change that much likely. If you're too free-spirited like I was as a freshman you might get your *** kicked for a little while and either change or flunk out.
You just need to do a better job of hiding your substance abuse problems. I can give you a few tips if you want...
Old RCA! I loved that damn place. My RA was cool as hell though. When I was the "can collector" for the floor, I had a bag full of beer cans that people brought in. Another RA saw it, wrote me up for it, and all my RA said was "Well, just... put it somewhere it can't be seen if someone walks by." That's about the time we found the panel in our room that lead to the bathroom.
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I lives in Lyon last year and am going to again this year! Definitely a good dorm for me... Good location as well as I am a business major and love going to athletic events and the rec center
First of all, you picked a great major 
Too bad the awesome Kenealy will be gone. I was in Dairy Science and lived in Friley for the first two years. A little further from the ans sci buildings, but realistically, you will have a lot of gen eds the first year and with the space issues they are having, who knows where your classes will be.
A lot of an sci kids stayed in MWL though - getting involved in your learning group or going to the peer mentor activities they do will help as far as meeting new people and having a study buddy in case you party a little too hard some nights and need to get that homework done, lol!
Too bad the awesome Kenealy will be gone. I was in Dairy Science and lived in Friley for the first two years. A little further from the ans sci buildings, but realistically, you will have a lot of gen eds the first year and with the space issues they are having, who knows where your classes will be. A lot of an sci kids stayed in MWL though - getting involved in your learning group or going to the peer mentor activities they do will help as far as meeting new people and having a study buddy in case you party a little too hard some nights and need to get that homework done, lol!
First of all, you picked a great major
A lot of an sci kids stayed in MWL though - getting involved in your learning group or going to the peer mentor activities they do will help as far as meeting new people and having a study buddy in case you party a little too hard some nights and need to get that homework done, lol!
I am now all sorts of confused. You got the acceptance letter yesterday, yet you lived in Friley for two years? And you know the demographics of MWL and retired professors in what you are going to study?
Yea, I just realized that. Oops. My mind is elsewhere today, that is, not encased in my skull, and wandering around my house. I just saw "girl" in the username and didn't realize that there were multiple people with that in their username. My bad. I'll try and be more careful next time.
I get it...there are not to many females who post on here, so when they do, its easy to get them confused.
I'll cut to the chase. Because people will no doubt debate for thousands of posts.
Bottom line: wherever you end up, it's as good as you allow it to be. You can have an amazing time anywhere, and you can have a horrendous time anywhere. It's all what you make of it.
Bottom line: wherever you end up, it's as good as you allow it to be. You can have an amazing time anywhere, and you can have a horrendous time anywhere. It's all what you make of it.