Quoting Post Topic is campus life fun? Membername   Not a member? Sign Up Free (takes 20 seconds) Password   Forgotten your password? Post Font: Verdana Arial Black Georgia Comic Sans Impact   Size: Tiny Normal Big Huge   Color: Default Dark Red Red Orange Brown Green Olive Cyan Blue Dark Blue Indigo Black [ Check Spelling ] [ Post Preview ] [ LiveTags ] Quote: from [m]gprime[/m] at 7:26 am on Sep. 24, 2007[quote]Quote: from ajm51987 at 1:51 pm on April 5, 2007[quote]But if you go to a nerd school like Case Western, well that sucks, soooo. [/quote] As I actually go there, I'm going to disagree. Dorm life really isn't bad here. Of course, you can't move off campus until senior year, so it means that the majority of the people you'd care to hang out with are close by. True, the parties are more sparse than at a large state school, but they are there, especially if you're in a frat. The thing is, dorm life doesn't mean that you'll have something to do at all times, and that you'll never find yourself bored. It just means being in close proximity to a number of things, and being around a group of people, among whom you might find several fit to hang out with. [/quote] FAQ Keyword Search: Post Options Favorites Manager Notify me of new replies to this topic by email Notify me of new replies to this topic by private message Original Post chyk4u2nv Posted at 4:06 pm on Mar. 23, 2007 You Know what i always wanted to know, if campus life was like people made it seem. people that lived on campus was like it so great. whats so great?

Replies KingTech Posted at 5:13 pm on Nov. 11, 2007 I love to enjoy campus life.We have a lot of parries and entertainment stuff there.I live freely in campus residence.There is no parents to stick you there. Head Honcho Posted at 11:05 am on Sep. 28, 2007 Really depends on the school.  The first school I was at campus life sucked a lot...even parties were lame (then again it is a city/bar school).  But other bigger state schools are a ton of fun, imo gprime Posted at 7:26 am on Sep. 24, 2007 Quote: from ajm51987 at 1:51 pm on April 5, 2007 But if you go to a nerd school like Case Western, well that sucks, soooo. As I actually go there, I'm going to disagree. Dorm life really isn't bad here. Of course, you can't move off campus until senior year, so it means that the majority of the people you'd care to hang out with are close by. True, the parties are more sparse than at a large state school, but they are there, especially if you're in a frat. The thing is, dorm life doesn't mean that you'll have something to do at all times, and that you'll never find yourself bored. It just means being in close proximity to a number of things, and being around a group of people, among whom you might find several fit to hang out with. joyride Posted at 4:08 am on Sep. 24, 2007 Whatever on-campus living spaces are like, the odds are they're going to be small. And living in them means living under the college's rules. As students pack up and move off to college during the next month, their parents are bound to haul back some of the things that won't fit or simply are allowed. The Five Most Important Dorm Items to Bring to College: http://www.missiontuition.com/the-five-most-important-dorm-items-to-bring-to-college/ ballerdorm Posted at 12:01 am on July 9, 2007 college is a blast, but where you go determines how much fun you will have.  I went to Tulane and Cornell.  Tulane was more fun.  The dorm experience anywhere you go should be a good time. greatangel Posted at 10:48 am on May 21, 2007 well its great i\party wise but when it comes to studying and concentration wise i i'll say its more difficult. backup hanks Posted at 11:25 am on May 18, 2007 Post from this position was omitted due to content violations backup hanks Posted at 11:25 am on May 18, 2007 Post from this position was omitted due to content violations ratchet Posted at 9:06 pm on May 9, 2007 The thing I like about campus life is the dorms.  It's pretty cool to have people around all the time.  And if your hall/quad/whatev does things right, it can be a really close-knit little community. Kayling Posted at 11:14 pm on April 9, 2007 Campus life definitely has its benefits. You can meet a TON of people in the dorm, who turn out to be some really cool people (or some really douchebag-ish people, it depends. Usually there's a mix of both). For me, I didn't really meet anybody in my freshman dorm last year, but this year as a soph I met alot. Also helps if you're in a co-ed. All-girls dorms are too cliquey. Plus, being in dorms usually means you're really close to classes and other things like the student union, library, etc. However, I am living in an apartment with my cousin starting this summer, and it's going to be awesome. I've got my fill of dorm life, and while it was nice, it's time to move on from the tiny shared rooms and visitation hours and all the RULES. I'm really looking forward to being in my own space again. ajm51987 Posted at 1:51 pm on April 5, 2007 Depends on the school. If you go to a liberal party school like me well then hell yeah. But if you go to a nerd school like Case Western, well that sucks, soooo. AARONP Posted at 10:29 pm on Mar. 23, 2007 Yeah it`s cool!For one thing you`re close to parties,girls and alcohol,And for two you will be closer to your classes and that`s always a good thing. Elephant32 Posted at 4:11 pm on Mar. 23, 2007 Depends on the person you are.  It can be great--parties, alcohol, flirty girls...Or it can be lonely, if you isolate yourself because of stress with your classes, roommates, work, Greek life...Its your choice if you want to make college life fun. DuCharme Posted at 4:09 pm on Mar. 23, 2007 being close to school, lab parties, close enough to walk to events, friends MariJani Posted at 4:07 pm on Mar. 23, 2007 Yes it is great. Most recent 15 of 17 previous replies displayed.