5 Reasons Why Sophomore Year Will Be Awesome | The Odyssey Online
Start writing a post
Student Life

5 Reasons Why Sophomore Year Will Be Awesome

High hopes for the upcoming school year

12
5 Reasons Why Sophomore Year Will Be Awesome
Iowa Environmental Focus

I’ve been back on campus for almost a week now and I haven’t had bigger high hopes than I do now. Here are the reasons why I believe my sophomore year in college will be awesome

1. No longer a freshman

Even though I’m only a year older, it feels like five. I’ve got this whole college thing under my belt, and I can rock it. I never thought I would be able to tell those who are freshmen, but you can definitely tell.

2. I actually like the classes I’m taking

Being a sophomore means I had more selection on my classes. Also since I had plenty of credits, I’m all done with my required classes. I’ve never been this excited with the classes I’m enrolled in.

3. Old friends and new friends

It’s great that I’ve been able to connect with the friends I made on campus last year. I missed them so much this summer and plenty of hugs were exchanged. The fact I’m on campus another year means I can strengthen these friendships and I can make new friends. I’m involved in different things on campus this year and in different classes, so I can meet plenty of new people.

4. New opportunities

I’ll be even open to more new opportunities since I have a better idea of how to balance my time between studies, friends, work, and fun. I’ll be ready to step outside of my comfort zone and be up for the challenges that will come with the year.

5. Still have two more years ahead

If this year doesn’t go as planned in some parts, I still know that I have two more years ahead of me. Two more years of learning and enjoying everything college has to offer.

Report this Content
This article has not been reviewed by Odyssey HQ and solely reflects the ideas and opinions of the creator.
Student Life

Things You Can Get Away With Now That You're At College

83% of my trends in college would have been shamed in high school.

357
college life
Google Images

Transitioning from high school to college can be a stressful experience, especially if you're like me and hate change. Over the past two years I've realized there's many things I couldn't get away with in High School that are typically applauded in college.

1. Eat

Keep Reading...Show less
Blair Waldorf

Life is hard. You know what makes it even more tough? Living with chronic b*tch face (CBF). This condition is so debilitating that I have decided to chronicle the 10 things everyone who suffers from CBF experiences. Who better to help me than the queen of CBF herself, Blair Waldorf?

Keep Reading...Show less
Harvard Students

I thought senioritis in high school was rough until I became a college senior about to go into the real world. I'm supposed to have everything figured out, right? I mean I went through four years of tough classes and serious self-searching (and crying). What I found overall was Senioritis sneaking up on me.

Keep Reading...Show less
Student Life

8 Texts You Get From Your High School Friends

You might not see them everyday anymore, but you're still friends and your text messages prove it.

389
High School Friends
Ashlynn West

It takes a little while to get used to not seeing your high school best friends every day. Going away to college causes a lot of changes, but one thing that will never change is my love for my high school BFFs, and the texts that I get from them. Here are just 8 of the texts I get from them on the weekly:

Keep Reading...Show less
legally blonde

College is filled with many things, and we're so often lectured to make the right decisions as we head out on our own into the college life. But sometimes it's necessary to indulge in some guilty pleasures as well as just doing things because you can. And honestly, a lot of the time it's inevitable. College is no piece of cake that's for sure, so it's okay to do some things you deep down know you shouldn't....once in a while anyways.

Keep Reading...Show less

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Facebook Comments