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If Gossip Girls Characters Were Actual College Students

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Gabby Dance
Mar 01, 2016
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If Gossip Girls Characters Were Actual College Students

"Gossip Girl" is one of those television shows that almost every girl in America has seen and loved. These people lived extravagant lives that were way more interesting than ours. However, their college careers, for the most part, were very fleeting, and not described in much detail. Here are the roles that our favorite characters would have in a regular state college.

1. Nate Archibald: SGA President

Nate has that certain charm, wisdom, and the social connections that could for sure win him the position of Student Government President.

2. Blair Waldorf: Sorority President

Blair also has the potential to be a President, but she enjoys having her pack of gal pals behind her. This would make her likely to scheme her way to the top of a sorority social hierarchy.

3. Serena Van Der Woodsen: Sorority Social Chair

Serena is a fun-loving girl and she's always attending great parties. She seems to know everyone and is practically famous, so she would be the perfect party planner.

4. Dorota: Resident Assistant/Advisor

Dorota is caring and organized, but she's still a lot more relatable than a parent. This would make her a great RA.

5. Chuck Bass: Frat boy

I couldn't see Chuck leading the pack, but when it comes to frat parties, you know he'd be the one trying to woo every girl there.

6. Jenny Humphrey: Fashion student

This one's pretty self explanatory. She would probably also be involved with some sort of club that has to do with her fashion major.

7. Dan Humphrey: School newspaper

Everyone's favorite "Lonely Boy" sure loves to write, so he would definitely be a writer for his school's newspaper.

8. Georgina Sparks: Has been in almost every club once

Georgina had some major personality changes throughout the show. She went from mean, party girl to sweet, Christian girl, and then back to evil girl, but with a baby. Throughout this time, she would have joined and quit many different clubs that aligned with her personality of the day.

9. Ivy Dickens: Theatre student

In "Gossip Girl," it was said that Ivy was an actress at some point, but her stellar job impersonating Charlie, and then later fooling Rufus into loving her, shows that she does have some serious acting skills.

10. Vanessa Abrams: School Broadcasting Team and Art Club member

Vanessa's passion for filming and her artsy, bohemian style would make her a perfect fit for these aspects of college.

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