[ SECRET POST #3455 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3455 ⌋

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Notes:

Early because places to go!

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[(Anonymous)]

Avoiding people was super easy outside of the dorms; even in my two tiny majors, I almost never had classes with the same people unless we deliberately scheduled it like that. Half the sophomores and virtually all the upperclassmen lived off campus, many spreading out into the nearby suburbs. Campus itself had lots of green space, but the architecture was a mixed bag: plenty of old brick and stone buildings but an unfortunate number of soviet bloc monstrosities. You were spoiled for choice with food, most of which was pretty solid.

It was easy to find friends who did party, or who didn't, who were sports fans or music fans or LARPers--anything, really, just because there were so many people. But as big as the school was, it rarely felt crowded, and there were plenty of places to hide when my social anxiety got to be too much. I never had a problem scheduling classes, but then, I was was lucky enough to come in with enough credits to schedule like a senior halfway through my freshman year. Supposedly the competition for certain sections and classes was tough, otherwise.