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Willow Starch wrote: 9 Sep 2026, 00:13

Remy Break wrote: 9 Sep 2026, 00:11

Willow Starch wrote: 9 Sep 2026, 00:10

Remy Break wrote: 8 Sep 2026, 23:39 all I know since 18 hours ago is blue eyes and your freckles and your smile

in the back of my mind making me feel like

I just wanna know you better know you better know you better now I just wanna know you know you know you

Im not repeating that another thousand times

Cause all I know is we said hello

Isla Afton wrote: 8 Sep 2026, 23:25 Absolutely dumb question, but what is college? I'm not sure if where I live there is something similar

Something close to heaven. Uni is heaven.

College is a school you go to after finishing high school to learn a specific job or study advanced subjects.

Ohh, I'm not sure if my country has that, but it sounds kinda nice.

Avery Gray wrote: 9 Sep 2026, 00:45 Nah. I loved my forensics class and will probably take an intro to criminal justice, but I found out real quick I would not survive as a forensic scientist. I’m more of a film / writing / history nerd. My best friend is going to college fore forensic psychology though!

I hope they enjoy it.

But I know I so wouldn't enjoy any further classes in criminal justice if I stuck with it, each law enforcement professor'd have to look at my bored stare in class if they had to then deal with my objective papers (that they ask for mind you) that oppose everyone else's stance LOL
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But like I think it might be an elective choice for you? If not, I'm sure your major would have a lot of choices. I don't exactly have the ability to choose any more electives as I already have- upon switching the major- more than twelve extra classes from past majors that would not have counted towards the major/concentration/minor requirements themselves except as an elective.

I keep having these weird plot ideas mid-class, and I would like to write about it, but my writting skills ain't good, and neither are my friends', so I'm stuck with only ideas

If you find them online, talk to Eklipse, they'll know exactly how you feel.

I know college has a lot of "pros" but educationally and financially, I tend to disagree, but I like the feeling of independence, the serene calmness of walking at night while it's raining or while it's chilly from the blistering cold air, listening to the music that throbs in your ears and melts your brains soothingly. I love that a lot. But unfortunately, I have never been in a dorm myself. my sister has, and she literally used up all of her money the first four or so weeks of school -_- so we had to keep getting her on the weekends since she didn't have friends, nor food, and keep getting her groceries and lots of coffee creamer since she loves creamy coffee.

That said, the food she gets is expensive, the food I plan on getting? Hotdogs. It's not an expensive meal, I can go without the coffee and sodas, and it's considered, somehow, somewhat of a meal. I can eat in the cafeteria (because my means of financial aid pays for the highest tiers for some reason) for free whenever they're open, with no limits.

My sister was just picky and didn't like the food. Now, she didn't eat burgers or anything. She tried to be vegan, and still tries to be vegan, and that's entirely fine, but she disliked all of the vegan options and would not eat anything else, so that resulted in us having to get weekly groceries for her, which made dorms even more expensive.

Remy Break wrote: 9 Sep 2026, 00:48

Avery Gray wrote: 9 Sep 2026, 00:45 Nah. I loved my forensics class and will probably take an intro to criminal justice, but I found out real quick I would not survive as a forensic scientist. I’m more of a film / writing / history nerd. My best friend is going to college fore forensic psychology though!

I hope they enjoy it.

But I know I so wouldn't enjoy any further classes in criminal justice if I stuck with it, each law enforcement professor'd have to look at my bored stare in class if they had to then deal with my objective papers (that they ask for mind you) that oppose everyone else's stance LOL
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But like I think it might be an elective choice for you? If not, I'm sure your major would have a lot of choices. I don't exactly have the ability to choose any more electives as I already have- upon switching the major- more than twelve extra classes from past majors that would not have counted towards the major/concentration/minor requirements themselves except as an elective.

Yeah. I’m not doing a major since I’m attempting to graduate in 3 1/2 years. lol

I’m taking the intro to criminal justice as a non-lab science class and concert band will probably be my elective. I’m super excited for communications since I’ll finally be doing film classes.

Avery Gray wrote: 9 Sep 2026, 01:24

Remy Break wrote: 9 Sep 2026, 00:48

Avery Gray wrote: 9 Sep 2026, 00:45 Nah. I loved my forensics class and will probably take an intro to criminal justice, but I found out real quick I would not survive as a forensic scientist. I’m more of a film / writing / history nerd. My best friend is going to college fore forensic psychology though!

I hope they enjoy it.

But I know I so wouldn't enjoy any further classes in criminal justice if I stuck with it, each law enforcement professor'd have to look at my bored stare in class if they had to then deal with my objective papers (that they ask for mind you) that oppose everyone else's stance LOL
--
But like I think it might be an elective choice for you? If not, I'm sure your major would have a lot of choices. I don't exactly have the ability to choose any more electives as I already have- upon switching the major- more than twelve extra classes from past majors that would not have counted towards the major/concentration/minor requirements themselves except as an elective.

Yeah. I’m not doing a major since I’m attempting to graduate in 3 1/2 years. lol

I’m taking the intro to criminal justice as a non-lab science class and concert band will probably be my elective. I’m super excited for communications since I’ll finally be doing film classes.

I'm a little confused, how are you enrolled without a major set up?

Remy Break wrote: 9 Sep 2026, 01:55

Avery Gray wrote: 9 Sep 2026, 01:24

Remy Break wrote: 9 Sep 2026, 00:48

Avery Gray wrote: 9 Sep 2026, 00:45 Nah. I loved my forensics class and will probably take an intro to criminal justice, but I found out real quick I would not survive as a forensic scientist. I’m more of a film / writing / history nerd. My best friend is going to college fore forensic psychology though!

I hope they enjoy it.

But I know I so wouldn't enjoy any further classes in criminal justice if I stuck with it, each law enforcement professor'd have to look at my bored stare in class if they had to then deal with my objective papers (that they ask for mind you) that oppose everyone else's stance LOL
--
But like I think it might be an elective choice for you? If not, I'm sure your major would have a lot of choices. I don't exactly have the ability to choose any more electives as I already have- upon switching the major- more than twelve extra classes from past majors that would not have counted towards the major/concentration/minor requirements themselves except as an elective.

Yeah. I’m not doing a major since I’m attempting to graduate in 3 1/2 years. lol

I’m taking the intro to criminal justice as a non-lab science class and concert band will probably be my elective. I’m super excited for communications since I’ll finally be doing film classes.

I'm a little confused, how are you enrolled without a major set up?

I'm not enrolled yet. Also, read that wrong. lol My major is going to be Communications.

haven't been here for a while, hi.

Hey everyone!
I went to a college fair and now am a little more stressed but also a little more comforted about the future