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11 Types Of People You'll Meet In College As Told By Scrubs

You'll meet many types of people and these are just a handful to lookout for.

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11 Types Of People You'll Meet In College As Told By Scrubs
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As you go through college, you tend to meet a lot of different people. Some of these people are great and can have an amazing impact on your life, while others, not so much. Below is a list of some types of people to keep an eye out for, as told by the main characters of one of my favorite shows, "Scrubs."

1. The Best Friend.

This person will be there for you no matter what, through all the ups and downs, no matter how many arguments or disagreements you have. At the end of the day, you'll always want to have that person by your side.

2. The One You Admire.

There's always going to be a friend you can go to for advice, and even if they give you a hard time, you know you can trust them and that they're looking out for you.

3. The One You Have A Thing For.

All great relationships are built off of a base of a great friendship, so keep your eyes and heart open to the possibility of a friendship turning into something more.

4. The Mom.

Every group of college-aged friends has the one mom of the group. Making sure everyone is safe, has a coat and ate dinner is this friend's top priority. And let's face it, where would we be without them?

5. The Jerk.

While you'll befriend a lot of great people, there's always going to be one person who, for some reason, wants to make life a little more miserable for you. Try to avoid this person at all costs.

6. The Trickster.

There will also always be one person, whether you like them or not, who loves to joke around. Whether it's jokes, pranks, or anything in between, this person will always be looking for a laugh.

7. The Competition.

In your major, there might grow to be a sense of competition among you and your peers for grades, positions and more. This could start some rivalries and there will always be one person who is your biggest competitor.

8. The Nervous One.

Adjusting to college can be tough, especially for those of us who are introverted and lack that extra helpful confidence. Keep an eye out for this person and try to make them feel a little more comfortable.

9. The Sass.

You'll also hopefully befriend someone who is full of sass (in a good way) and cheers you up with their confidence and encouragement.

10. The "Cool" One.

Watch out for anyone who seems like they take every opportunity they can to seem cool or popular. Odds are this person just wants to make friends and thinks they have to act differently to impress everyone.

11. The One Who's Just Rude.

Once someone has been consistently rude to you once or twice, you'll pick them out as the rude one. Try not to get too attached too quickly because they can make life tough with constant criticisms and judgments.

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