1. Don't piss off Vic.

2. Also don't take offense when she cusses at you.

3. Being the only students on campus who know where the Radio and TV Building is.

4. The struggle of the progression. You're screwed if you didn't declare your degree until your sophomore or junior year. Because you can't take two classes at the same time.

5. Applying everything your teacher says to your respective degree. Is he talking journalism or PR? And if you're broadcasting journalism, all of your rules are different and you are always the exception.

6. Texting in Steve Smith's classes.

7. You have done so much editing, you start correcting your texts and soon enough your thoughts to AP Style.

8. Your elective classes include titles such as "Documentary Film" and "American Television Genres."

9. Having Rus as an advisor.

10. Realizing you call all of your professors by their first names.

11. "Can you say and spell your first and last name?"

12. Having two hour writing labs.

13. Being in the same class with the same group of people. All four years.

14. You're in Society of Professional Journalists, PR Club, or Ad Team with all those same people too. Or you work for the Arg.

15. Walking to the admin. For every class. And appointment.

16. Writing made-up stories.

17. Forever telling people what JAMM stands for.

18. Julie Scott. Baddest bitch in town.

19. Forever having to shout at Becky Tallent because she can't hear you.

20. Deciding whether Justin Barnes is better at advertising or being a recreational badass.

21. Five to 10 point dock for all AP style errors.

22. Ruthless grading process.

23. And you actually have a job after college.