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Re: What was life at your college/university like?

[(Anonymous)]

I went to a small town college where they discouraged kids to have cars, no public transportation, and there was no alcohol on the premises. There was another college in the same town, which did allow alcohol. The two colleges had rival sports teams and music programs but otherwise most small extra curricular groups were joint between the two colleges.

We would requisition a college van if we wanted to go over to the other college, and a lot of kids did still have cars, but there was very little off-campus housing so most everyone was in dorms. My parents were shocked at how quiet my first dorm was. I was in the "basement" with a handful of other girls and it was super, super quiet.

My second dorm had 10 floors and was more "typical" I imagine. You'd see other girls in the joint bathroom and there would be a rush for the elevators/stairs at the start/end of periods but otherwise there were only ever a handful of kids in the hallways ever. My first dorm was a women's dorm but my second one apportioned gender by floor so you'd see guys and girls around but rarely guys on my own floor.

My third dorm was an upperclassman dorm. There was a meeting area that got a little more use than the meeting areas in my other dorms but it was still pretty quiet most days. All of these were 2-people rooms, but I know that there were 3 and 4 people rooms available when people signed up for dorm rooms. The most prestigious senior dorm had suites.

For food, there was one main dining area but the food was award-winning. It was really excellent with a full vegan area as well as Chinese, Mexican, pizza, etc. There was also a "home" section which served stuff like lamb. You could also get bagged lunches if you needed to. Other than that, there were some restaurants in the town nearby (nice Chinese buffet I really liked) but it was hard to get to for those of us without cars so we'd mostly get pizza if we weren't getting food on campus. There was also one tiny convenience store where you could buy snacks during the day.

/Midwestern US