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Nine Signs You're Stuck In High School

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Nine Signs You're Stuck In High School
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It's a big change when you transition from high school to college. You're in a new places, with new people, doing new things. It can be exciting, nerve-wracking, and scary. But here are a few signs that even though you're now in college, you haven't quite left high school behind.

1. You're still active in your group chats from back home.

You don't even have to look at your phone to know who the *ding* was from.

2. You wear your Varsity letters around as if it is suppose to mean something.

Honestly, you were probably the man back in high school. But now you look like you're stuck in the past.

3. You want all your High School friends to visit.

Just like old times, right?

4. You get excited every time you get invited out.

Once a party animal, always a party animal.

5. Then want to leave before the party even starts, due to their bedtime.

It's just not the same.

6. You know all the latest drama with all your old friends.

And it hasn't really changed much.

7. You have to Snapchat everything, making sure all your old buds see how much fun your having.

Keepin' them in the loop.

8. You try to be the life of the party.

Must. Recreate. Squad.

9. You can't wait to see your old friends. Because you expect that they miss you.

How could they not?

But at they end of the day, you are in college. You gotta let go of the past, open up to college. Otherwise, you'll be in the past for a while.

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