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Thoughts You Have Before Your Sophomore Year Of College

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Aug 09, 2016

Thoughts You Have Before Your Sophomore Year Of College

A lot is running through a former freshmen in college's mind right now. Excitement to get back, confusion on what they are majoring in still, enjoying the no school work part of summer, and many other things. After going through one of the most transforming parts of life, you feel changed but yet the same person you were a year ago. I remember going into college, the fear and excitement. It's nice to know the ropes about college and be prepared for what you're getting yourself in for in round two.

I think a lot of upcoming college sophomores have high expectations. Freshman year was an awesome year for majority, so they almost want to "redo" their first year.

For any girls in a sorority, they are 100% looking forward for their first rush/recruitment on the other side. Also, crafting for their little and receiving their little is a huge deal to these rising sophomore sisters.

Most college freshmen had no idea about budgeting and most likely spent all of their summer job spendings on uber, insomnia, trips to the mall, eating out, and coffee runs. This year you're back and have a plan on how to budget your money.

I bet a lot more of feelings are running through everyone's heads before heading back to campus for round two. The excitement awaits on another great year.

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