[Discussion] Which college did you attend?

[Legitbeans]

or...which college are you in now. I'm just curious to see what school an average Narutobaser went to. I got accepted into Stanford (only through pure luck..and I applied as a Music Major LOL) a few months ago, and school is starting soon. Really nervous, to say the least. I'm probably going to get rekted academically.

So which university are/did you attend?
Any advice for a freshy?

 

[Kahnsten]

bruh im in the college of sleeping in this year

 

[Blizzard3]

Just graduated from ucla in June.

 

[Kiken]

Its sooo weird cause I am thinking about going to Stanford too XD
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[NarutoB]

IDGAF University

 

[Itachi The King]

Still in High school bruh..

 

[Tsunade123]

Its sooo weird cause I am thinking about going to Stanford too XD
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Same but I really want to go to unc

 

[Cunning Linguist]

Washington State University. I majored in Accounting and drinking and got a minor in women's studies. I also studied abroad, or two

 

[Kiken]

Same but I really want to go to unc

Nice school.
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[Naaruto]

rich ass mafacka

 

[Wolfus]

I entered college in the beggining of this year. The process is different from the one americans(I guess you're american, right?) use.

In brazil, the best universities are the public ones. There are some private ones that are very good and sometimes just as good, but usually, that's how it is. Anyway, most of these public universities currently accepted the High School National Exam as the entrance test. Most people in the country take this exam in the last year of high school.

Then, a selection system is opened. In this system, you enter what college you want to try, and what you want so study. Then, those withe the higher grades among those who selected the same manage to enter. If some of them leave the university after entering it, then more vacancies are opened, and the people closest to get in the first list will enter it.

This exam happens every year, in november, and the grade can be used to enter college either in the first semester of the next year, or the second(middle of the next year).

Anyway, I entered one of the best universities of the country, probably top 4. It's called UFMG. I'm studying civil engineering.

And sorry for the long post.

As for your hint: Study a lot, and don't give up.

 

[Schwarzen Blitz]

Tufts University, couldn't have gone without scholarship money and grants though. That shit is ridiculously expensive.

My best advice would be this: as fun as college may be, try to always remember that you're there to earn a degree, ideally a degree that will allow you to get a better job after graduation that you wouldn't have been able to get if you didn't have that degree. I forgot that myself and was a terrible student my freshmen year.

 

[ObitoKarin]

or...which college are you in now. I'm just curious to see what school an average Narutobaser went to. I got accepted into Stanford (only through pure luck..and I applied as a Music Major LOL) a few months ago, and school is starting soon. Really nervous, to say the least. I'm probably going to get rekted academically.

So which university are/did you attend?
Any advice for a freshy?

I'm not in college yet (Junior Year, wot wot ._.) but I think I'll most likely get accepted to UCONN or some other Connecticut University. I'm trying to go out of state, but I wouldn't mind staying in for a while.

Advice I've gotten:

1. Don't think College is all parties, fraternities and all you can eat buffets... If you do, you'll only last a week

2. Surround yourself with people who can make you succeed, but also be with people you can have fun with.

3. Don't force yourself to join a group, but try to make new friends while you can

4. Don't try and find a join your freshman year because you'll most likely get stressed out. Get used to the school freshman year and start working sophomore year. But, if you know you can handle work load in academics and at a workforce then go ahead.

That's all I've heard

 

[Cunning Linguist]

I'm not in college yet (Junior Year, wot wot ._.) but I think I'll most likely get accepted to UCONN or some other Connecticut University. I'm trying to go out of state, but I wouldn't mind staying in for a while.

Advice I've gotten:

1. Don't think College is all parties, fraternities and all you can eat buffets... If you do, you'll only last a week

2. Surround yourself with people who can make you succeed, but also be with people you can have fun with.

3. Don't force yourself to join a group, but try to make new friends while you can

4. Don't try and find a join your freshman year because you'll most likely get stressed out. Get used to the school freshman year and start working sophomore year. But, if you know you can handle work load in academics and at a workforce then go ahead.

That's all I've heard

As someone who actually graduated with a degree and got a job, I know plenty of people who just partied the whole time. I wasn't in a frat, but those were awesome to go to for parties. You can party and get shit done. You're right about the buffet part. Food in the cafeterias was expensive.

 

[Hexuze]

Washington State University. I majored in Accounting and drinking and got a minor in women's studies. I also studied abroad, or two

I'm majoring in accounting as well.

 

[ObitoKarin]

As someone who actually graduated with a degree and got a job, I know plenty of people who just partied the whole time. I wasn't in a frat, but those were awesome to go to for parties. You can party and get shit done. You're right about the buffet part. Food in the cafeterias was expensive.

The Parties part is nice to know, I'm not a frequent party-goer, but I'll attend some lol.
The food part will be a struggle for me, I don't eat a lot but on trips to colleges in our area... It was glorious to get that much variety instead of cold rice, half fried steroid infested chicken and unmashed potatoes.

 

[Kiken]

.....Sounds nasty.... like some festering stomach virus stuff lol
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[Cunning Linguist]

The Parties part is nice to know, I'm not a frequent party-goer, but I'll attend some lol.
The food part will be a struggle for me, I don't eat a lot but on trips to colleges in our area... It was glorious to get that much variety instead of cold rice, half fried steroid infested chicken and unmashed potatoes.

Actual word of advice. Those trips are lies. Nothing will be like they tell you

 

[Arian]

Better start studying and quit narutobase XD

 

[Black Mamba]

Harvard going on to my 2nd year.