Things You'll Need:
- Academic Counselings
- Books On Conversation Tips
- Discman
- Personal Stereos
- Magazine Subscriptions
- Newspaper Subscriptions
- International Travel
- Concert Tickets
- Museum Tickets
- Sporting-event Tickets
- Theater Tickets
- Bikes
- Bikes
- Theater tickets
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Step 1
Take elective courses that interest you and are outside of your major.
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Step 2
Play or watch varsity and intramural sports.
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Step 3
Go out to clubs and bars frequented by students.
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Step 4
Eat at the campus and town hot spots.
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Step 5
Explore the fraternity and sorority scene to see if it's for you.
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Step 6
Read the books, magazines and papers that students talk about most.
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Step 7
Stay up late at night discussing controversial topics with friends.
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Step 8
Attend special lectures, panels, speeches, plays and/or concerts.
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Step 9
Ride a bike and walk around campus. A lot.
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Step 10
Listen, play, sing and/or dance to music often.
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Step 11
Study in a foreign country for a quarter or semester.
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Step 12
Join a student group that is passionate about something.
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Step 13
Protest something at least once.
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Step 14
Take wild spring break trips.
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Step 15
Go to professors' after-hours sessions to ask questions.








Comments
Soulsearcher83 said
on 1/8/2009 I agree college can be a great time in your life but to call it the best time of your life seems discouraging. You graduate and that's it? You've already lived the best part? I hope not.
bubbaj2k2 said
on 4/8/2008 Clearly spoken from someone who never was in a Greek house. You will actually find plenty of meaningful friendships, connections to people stronger than you have ever had before in your life. A rare experience that everyone should be encouraged to check out.
bubbaj2k2 said
on 4/8/2008 Clearly spoken from someone who never was in a Greek house. You will actually find plenty of meaningful friendships, connections to people stronger than you have ever had before in your life. A rare experience that everyone should be encouraged to check out.
bubbaj2k2 said
on 4/8/2008 Clearly spoken from someone who never was in a Greek house. You will actually find plenty of meaningful friendships, connections to people stronger than you have ever had before in your life. A rare experience that everyone should be encouraged to check out.
bubbaj2k2 said
on 4/8/2008 Clearly spoken from someone who never was in a Greek house. You will actually find plenty of meaningful friendships, connections to people stronger than you have ever had before in your life. A rare experience that everyone should be encouraged to check out.