I was I new how musch financial aid I was getting. I also wish that I could have got A RA position in a dorm
I wish I had known that the campus wasn't as racially diverse as it claimed to be.
I wish I knew that it had such a great acedemic reputation in other states. I wish I knew how beautiful the campus is. I wish I knew that everyone is always drinking.
I would have liked to know that the school tries to rip students/parents off on a variety of miscelleanous things (random fees, parking, replacements for things around the dorm, ext.)
I wish i had known how hard the course load would be. I was a straight a student and now im pulling a 3.2 and studying my heart out. I wish I had better prepared myself in high school and taken more advanced placement classes.
Nothing, it's a normal school with no surprises.
I wish that I had known that the Ray Street Dorms are dramtically different than any normal dorm. I wish i knew how g.d. hot and humid it became in the summer. I wish i knew that the engineering curricula was ridgid and difficult to do if you miss a class.
What I wanted to do with my life.
i knew everything there was to know grew up in the same city as the university
How much extra work I would have to put into my classes.
I wish I had known how unhelpful the professors are. They do not care if the students understand the material or not. Definitely a waste of money because I am not learning like I had in high school.
That I should become more involved early on and not wait for others to encourage me to become involved.
I wish I knew how much of a focus there would be on alcohol on the weekends. As someone who is permanently on medication, I cannot drink. So this makes my weekends less than fun when compared with my friends. I'm perpetually the "sober" guy, and I feel left out of the fun on a lot of Friday and Saturday (and yes, sometimes Thursday) nights. It's really not that big of a deal, it would've just been nice to know in advance.
I wish I would have known how hard the classes were beforehand so I would not have slacked off so much first semester.
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